“Held in such a prestigious location perfectly suited to the subject matter of Dale’s complex, multilayered paintings, ’River and Bridge’, ‘Bank 2’ and ‘Cannon Street Railway Bridge’ particularly struck me. The surfaces and subject matter give a feeling of being steeped in time, a sense of history, a journey, and capture the importance of river crossings, linking humanity North and South, East and West.
(Barbara Wakefield, Artist)
“I love the vastness of Dale Inglis’ art, the physicality of it all, just wonderful”
(Liba Keramika, Artist)
“J’ai passé un moment formidable, avec cette histoire de peinture”
(Elliot Tchitchiama, Architect)
“The Nomuta setting for RIVER CROSSING is wonderful for the paintings and shows them off very effectively with the spectacular outside views blending in so perfectly. ‘Journey’ is my favourite. Hanging against the slatted wooden Reception panel, so complimentary to the painting, with the station name lettering adding further depth and intrigue, the gentle golden palette exudes an atmosphere of calm in an area that is usually hectic”
(Lisa McCaffery, Artist)
“Thanks to the impeccable curating, viewing Dale Inglis’ work became an intimate experience for me, his work triggering many associations. His paintings and techniques are intriguing and ‘River’, in particular, is rich in multiple interpretations.
(Gordana Johnson, Fine Art Photographer)
“Fabulous!”
(Brian Deighton, Artist)
Fantastic and beautiful”
(Darren Azgard, Artist)
