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Le Mur Vivant Fine Art Gallery currently represents me in Pimlico, LONDON.The gallery can be found at 30 Churton Street, Belgrave Road, Westminster, London SWIV 2LP To view my work please contact The Director, Caro Lyle Skyrme, Tel:02078215555 or email www.lemurvivant.com or caro.wheretheartis@gmail.com

The Chongoni Forest Reserve, Dedza, Malawi, contains a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site of ancient rock paintings. The Malawi Dept of Antiquities has built an information centre there to explain this important cultural asset to visitors. A workshop and saleroom have been built alongside the information centre. Local village women, many of them subsistence farmers, make crafts and sell them to visitors. In 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016, Anthea Eames, a Norwich artist and volunteer with the Norwich-Dedza Partnership, trained the women in block printing the rock art images to make greetings cards. She also undertook training in papermaking from recycled paper, and designing and making crafts with all materials sourced locally. She will be returning in September 2017 to assist the women in practising their skills and developing new products.

Ongoing selection of mixed media paintingsExhibitions 2015 - 'Form & Vision', 'Place & Space'Exhibitions 2014 - 'Wood, Wind and Water' Exhibitions 2013 - 'Landscape', 'Invited Artists', 'Materials & Exploration'

Norwich artist Anthea Eames launched Wymondham Arts Centre’s 2014 season with a solo exhibition of abstract work inspired by the African, Australian and Norfolk landscape. www.wymondhamarts.com.Anthea’s paintings stem from her continuing relationship with the African, Australian and Norfolk landscape. She has lived in Norfolk for 30 years, but before that worked in Zambia and Nigeria as a teacher and illustrator. Her discovery of Australia is more recent and began when her son emigrated in 2007. A new 10ft x 4ft mixed media triptych called Australian Goldrush was created especially for the west end of Becket's Chapel, Wymondham for the opening show of the season.Anthea’s connection with Africa has been renewed over the last two years by leading women’s art workshops at the Chongoni UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dedza, Malawi, part of the Norwich Dedza project www.norwich-dedza.org. She returns in May and June this year, training women to design greetings cards drawing inspiration from Chongoni’s Stone Age rock art. Video of her work in Malawi is available for viewing by contacting the artist.For more information about Anthea Eames’ work, see www.antheaeamesart.com Wymondham Arts Centre Director, Professor Arthur Lucas said: “We are privileged to present a solo show by Anthea Eames, as this season’s opening exhibition. It is very exciting for us to exhibit work inspired by three continents, created by one artist. Anthea’s paintings are both literally and figuratively multi-layered, with her richly textured surfaces and deserve close attention. “

Exhibition 'In with the New'

Collins, Heinemann, Longman, Nelson, Folens, Macmillan, OUP