Tess Recordon Visual Artist

Great to have been back in the Lake District. Some images from previous trips here. Watch this space to see what evolves from last week!

Delighted to be exhibiting at the Affordable Art Fair, London with the Royal Free Hospital (stand H9). The Royal Free is this year's art fair charity partner.

We’re open! 1 - 5 Tuesday - Sunday until Saturday 21st March. I’m in the gallery weekends, come say ‘hi’. Primrose Hill is a lovely part of London. Full of independent cafes and shops. Next to two parks. Free parking at weekends.

'Winter Tarn' and other paintings on display from 7 March in the Perthshire Gallery, Pitlochry, Scotland

A brooding painting, 'Loch Torridon' for Robbie Burns Day, celebrating Scotland’s National Bard
‘Wherever I wander, wherever I rove, The hills of the Highlands forever I love’

'Winter Meadow' Finding beauty in the subtlety of light and colour in mid January, the darkest of months

A small winter painting ‘Winter Solstice’ accompanied by a verse from Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem, Winter-Time: Late lies the wintry sun a-bed, A frosty, fiery sleepy-head; Blinks but an hour or two, and then, A blood-red orange, sets again.

‘Winter Solstice’ a small winter painting, aptly finished today. In accompaniment, the first stanza of Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem Winter-Time: Late lies the wintry sun a-bed, A frosty, fiery sleepy-head; Blinks but an hour or two, and then, Blood-red orange, sets again.

Delighted to be showing ‘Volcanic Shores’ (pictured) and other work in the upcoming mixed Autumn/Winter exhibition at Fen Ditton Gallery #

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Delighted to be showing Volcanic Shores (pictured) and other pieces in Fen Ditton Gallery's upcoming show!

Autumn / Winter Exhibition 2025 8 November – 14 December An evolving exhibition featuring ceramics, paintings, and prints by: Annie Turner, Tess Recordon, Felix Higham, Willard Boepple, Andrew Carter, Stephen Chambers, Fiona Fouhy, Sarah Gillespie, Paul Hart, Kittie Jones, Jim Partridge, David Stonehouse, Hannah White, and Olly Williamson. We are delighted to welcome back renowned ceramicist Annie Turner, whose hand-built forms draw on the intertidal life of the River Deben, and to introduce Tess Recordon, whose paintings move between landscape and abstraction, tracing journeys remembered in colour and atmosphere. Preview Evening: Thursday 6 November, 6–8pm Exhibition open weekends 10am–5pm, or by appointment. Featured works: Teachers After Work: Felix Higham The Small Tarn: Tess Recordon River Ladders: Annie Turner Find out more at fendittongallery.com