Jane Walker

Jane Walker, MA, MFA. PhD in Art and Media, Yr.2 University of Plymouth. 'Pilgrimages of the Unseen' explores expanded painting and filmmaking as a constellation of methodologies where non-conscious emergence, decolonising feminism, environmental activism, and human resilience converge across painting, drawing, printmaking, film, and photography.

The archive of research works Jane releases now, (in 2026) are original paintings, limited-edition and open edition prints, as artefacts of this original, itinerant, experiential research practice. Images and film act as waypoints within Jane's extended painting journey. Moving between painting, the moving image, printmaking and filmmaking, Walker's work demonstrates how non-conscious travels through multi- media, generates new knowledge in art practice - thresholds where presence and absence, history and memory converge.

Non-conscious-led language is shaped by intuitive, phenomenological events and psychic residues of place in Walker's work. Offered here as a pre-museum archive, they are autonomous works that situate painting, printmaking, photography and moving image as vital hauntological thresholds within painting’s unfolding and becoming.

For collectors, this archive represents ...

2024-2028: PhD in Art and Media, University of Plymouth. Full time: 2025- started Year 2 (of 4) RDC.2

2021-2022: Masters in Painting at Arts University Plymouth.

2022-2024: MFA - Arts University Plymouth

Formal training at art schools in London and New York. (Middlesex University, London and School of Visual Arts and Parsons New School, NYC) Between 1986-1989, USA, 1993-1998

20+ years, professional practice. Singapore and Cornwall: Practice as Research.

Successful exhibition history in Caribbean, Cornwall, Singapore, Malaysia. 10 year art fair model with Singapore Art Garret Gallery., Singapore Contemporary. Asia Contemporary, Hong Kong. Art Apart Art Fair. Singapore. Singapore Affordable Art Fair Lostwithiel Artists Salon - two exhibitions yearly, 2022-current. The Land Gallery, Porthtowan, Tin, Frocks and Rocks. Open Studio, University of Plymouth. Summer of ‘25.