Daniel Pincham-Phipps
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From 1978-1992, I was a Cartoonist/Comic Artist and worked for many of the weekly comics, such as the Beano, Dandy, Topper, Beezer, Whizzer and Chips, Scooby Doo and TV Friends.
During this time I attended South Essex College and went on to London Guildhall (Metropolitan) to complete a BA Fine Art degree. From 1974-1979 I raced motorcycles, with a heavy crash at Brands Hatch at 120mph. My art at this time was exploratory and helped me work from abstraction to realism to landscape and find what was cohesive to find my direction as an artist.
During the early 2000’s I was involved with an infamous anti-art group and gained national and international exposure of my art. There was a major group exhibition, at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool in 2005. My work was exhibited in many group shows in London and abroad from these dates. In 2014 a solo exhibition of collected works were exhibited in France, just outside Paris and a group exhibition in 2015 at The Zervos Foundation in Burgundy. An online book accompanied the exhibitions in France, with mentions in other published books. In 2018 I took part in a group exhibition at the Candid Arts in London.
In 2014 I became involved with CHECT, a children’s eye cancer trust at the Royal London Hospital. I proposed a workshop, exhibition and helped judge a children’s art competition. The workshop involved working with the children, to produce their own large mural painting which hangs in the offices of CHECT. A group exhibition of invited artist’s and donated paintings was held in London. These works were auctioned by Paddle 8 in New York, to raise awareness and support for CHECT. At this time I also voluntary taught art, at Jewish Care.
I’ve recently made big steps in my work, after many years exploring various areas. I develop area, colour and line within different planes, using iconography in an expressive and cohesive way.
During this time I attended South Essex College and went on to London Guildhall (Metropolitan) to complete a BA Fine Art degree. From 1974-1979 I raced motorcycles, with a heavy crash at Brands Hatch at 120mph. My art at this time was exploratory and helped me work from abstraction to realism to landscape and find what was cohesive to find my direction as an artist.
During the early 2000’s I was involved with an infamous anti-art group and gained national and international exposure of my art. There was a major group exhibition, at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool in 2005. My work was exhibited in many group shows in London and abroad from these dates. In 2014 a solo exhibition of collected works were exhibited in France, just outside Paris and a group exhibition in 2015 at The Zervos Foundation in Burgundy. An online book accompanied the exhibitions in France, with mentions in other published books. In 2018 I took part in a group exhibition at the Candid Arts in London.
In 2014 I became involved with CHECT, a children’s eye cancer trust at the Royal London Hospital. I proposed a workshop, exhibition and helped judge a children’s art competition. The workshop involved working with the children, to produce their own large mural painting which hangs in the offices of CHECT. A group exhibition of invited artist’s and donated paintings was held in London. These works were auctioned by Paddle 8 in New York, to raise awareness and support for CHECT. At this time I also voluntary taught art, at Jewish Care.
I’ve recently made big steps in my work, after many years exploring various areas. I develop area, colour and line within different planes, using iconography in an expressive and cohesive way.
