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The review aims to explore new interpretations and approaches to the painted British landscape in contemporary art.

April 17, 2026Journal of Contemporary Painting

Standing Ground: Re-Thinking the Painted British Landscape, Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Said Adrus, Trevor Burgess, Frank Bowling, Jai Chuhan, Jasmir Creed, Kimathi Donkor, Bruno Grad, Grant Foster, Bhajan Hunjan, Azraa Motala and Raksha Patel, curated by Raksha Patel and Trevor Burgess, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, London, 7–22 September 2024

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The review aims to explore new interpretations and approaches to the painted British landscape in contemporary art.
Examination of the exhibition set up at Thames-Side Studios Gallery
Analysis of artworks by various artists
Curatorial insights from Raksha Patel and Trevor Burgess
The exhibition showcases diverse artistic perspectives on the British landscape
It reflects contemporary themes and issues in British art
Curatorial choices create a dialogue between artworks and viewers

Implication

Review of an art exhibition highlighting innovative takes on the British landscape.

Abstract

Review of: Standing Ground: Re-Thinking the Painted British Landscape , Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Said Adrus, Trevor Burgess, Frank Bowling, Jai Chuhan, Jasmir Creed, Kimathi Donkor, Bruno Grad, Grant Foster, Bhajan Hunjan, Azraa Motala and Raksha Patel, curated by Raksha Patel and Trevor Burgess, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, London, 7–22 September 2024

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Lucy Woollett (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1ceaa5cdc762e9d8579ff https://doi.org/10.1386/jcp_00091_5

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Review of an art exhibition highlighting innovative takes on the British landscape.

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