Eastern Impressions

Eastern Impressions

Birmingham Botanical Gardens – 18th October – 29th November 2013

Solo exhibition – Chinese Paintings of Flowers and Birds

Winterbourne – University of Birmingham – May 1st -22nd May 2013

Chinese Silk and Abstract Ink

An Exhibition of paintings by Glynis M. Smith and Sylvia Killion

The Gallery, Birmingham Botanical Gardens – 31st August – 27th September 2007

Sylvia, a graduate of Bournville Art College (University of Central England ),
works with ink and watercolour to produce semi-abstract paintings of landscapes
and a variety of subjects in other media.

Glynis has studied Mandarin Chinese, Chinese calligraphy and traditional painting
(ink and watercolour) at the Universities of Hangzhou, Beijing, Guilin (China),
Birmingham and Keele.
Both are members of the Midland Art Group and have exhibited at several galleries including
the Royal Birmingham Society of Art.

Chinese Art and Abstract Images

Aviary Gallery – Botanical Gardens, Birmingham – 7th to 18th August 2005

Oriental & Abstract Images

Haden Hill House, Cradley Heath – October 3rd to December 3rd 2005

Previous exhibitions with Sylvia Killion:

Oriental & Abstract Images

Crystal Glass Gallery, Stourbridge, West Midlands – April – May 2004

An exhibition of paintings by Sylvia Killion and Glynis Smith, both are members of the Midland Art Group.

Glynis Smith has studied Mandarin Chinese, ancient Chinese calligraphy and traditional painting (ink and watercolour) at the Universities of Hangzhou, Beijing, Guilin (China) and in the UK: Keele and Birmingham.

Sylvia Killion, a graduate of Bournville Art College (University of Central England), works with ink and watercolour to produce semi-abstract paintings of landscapes as well as a variety of subjects in other media.

Botanical Gardens, Edgbaston, Birmingham – January – February 2003

Previous Exhibitions with The Midland Art Group:

November 2003

Birmingham Midland Institute of Art, Margaret St, Birmingham

June 2003

The Crystal Glass Centre
Churton House
Audnam
Stourbridge
West Midlands

July and August 2003

Royal Birmingham Society of Art
St Paul’s Square
Birmingham