Guy Denning born 1965 is a self taught English contemporary artist and painter based in France He is the founder of the Neomodern group and part of the urb

Guy Denning ‘Dante (Paradiso preparatory sketch)’

Guy Denning is a self taught English contemporary artist and painter based in France. He is also one of the most important painters on the Urban Art scene.

Guy Denning

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Guy Denning is a self taught English contemporary artist and painter based in France. He is also one of the most important painters on the Urban Art scene.

Guy Denning is a self taught English contemporary artist and painter based in France. He is also one of the most important painters on the Urban Art scene.

Signal Gallery are delighted to announce that they are showing the work of the much loved and respected Bristol artist, Guy Denning in his first London solo show for two years. It’s the final part of his trilogy of exhibitions interpreting Dante’s...

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Guy Denning is a self taught English contemporary artist and painter based in France. He is also one of the most important painters on the Urban Art scene.

Guy Denning uses not only powerful brush strokes to express his emotions deeply but also scratches the paint to show the audience the intensity of the emotions he is trying to portray with his artwork. Denning’s work involves other techniques such as blacking out eyes and mouths maybe to emphasize Denning’s theme of darkness, horror and maybe even despair. He also sometimes uses the thickness of his lines to balance the painting. A question that is often asked about Denning’s work is…

Guy Denning's paintings have been shown in numerous solo and mixed exhibitions. Notable solo shows include 'Behemoth' at St Martin in the Fields, London, 'Celebrity will Eat Itself' at Carmichael Gallery, Los Angeles, and the '5/11' Show at Red Propeller, Kingsbridge. His work is held in several important public collections, including the Politics Department of Bristol University, the Political Science Department at Galway University and the UK Pituitary Foundation.