Glynnis Abraham

Glynnis Abraham studied Art in the early eighties and completed her Dip at Goldsmiths in 1986 completing the Art Therapy clinical mode. Glynnis exhibited in London under her Maiden name Malitskie and has gone on to exhibit under her Married name Abraham for the past three decades. Glynnis uses different textures to create her art and is experimental with different mediums, Art is a form of therapy, immersive and a joy to create.

Glynnis's paintings are in collections in America, South Africa, Canada, France, Israel and the UK

Watford college of art DipAd
Goldsmiths University Diploma in Art Therapy

Glynnis:
1982 The Peoples Gallery-Camden
1983 Opening of The Nelson Mandela Gallery, Camden
1984 Works featured in Video ‘Sounds for Mandela’ distributed by INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE & AID FUND for South Africa
2011-Radlett Centre-Red Earth series
2012-Radlett Centre World War 1-series
Artist in residence- St Marys Hospital, Paddington
2014 March-Pop up Gallery-East street arts/Herts Visual arts
2014-Market Paintings of Watford traders- Rebel Pebble
Group Exhibition June
2014-WW1 Exhibition August-Rebel Pebble

Sept 2014 Open studio's alongside Kathy Foster at Rebel Pebble.
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St Mary's Hospital London-Artist in residence.
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Working on 12 series African political art 2014.
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2015- Attico Art Gallery-Middle east conflict exhibition.
2017 -Frogmore Paper Mill 29 June-6 July 2017
2017 -Aldenham Church Sept 13-15th
2018-April EXHIBITION SUPPORTING SAVE BUTTERFLY WORLD & FROGMORE PAPER MILL
The exhibition runs from 1-27 April. Everyone is welcome to the Private View on Sunday 1st April (Easter Sunday) 2.30-4.30pm. Normal opening hours are 11am-4pm Monday to Friday. The website for the Paper Mill is www.thepapertrail.org.uk

“Our Wonderful Natural Environment 2018”


An art exhibition by artists supporting Save Butterfly World & Frogmor...