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About Yorkshire Artist Angie Rogers

I make art that captures the spirit of the South Pennine moors of Yorkshire and encourages you to make deeper connections with the natural world and wild places. 

 

The longing for fresh air, distant views and the elemental provides the energy behind my work.. My atmospheric drawings and paintings have a strong sense of place and are an authentic expression of my emotions as I experience this landscape.

A charcoal landscape drawing, panoramic format, strongly contrasting light and shade, cloud shadows, a south pennine farm with trees and walled fields

My artwork celebrates the rugged moorland, dynamic weather and rapid bursts of intense light that are such a feature of around here. 


Intricate woodcuts and linocuts bring into closer focus wild birds such as Curlews, Lapwings, Plovers and many more which I am lucky enough to see on my daily walks.

Woodcut print collage of a common grey heron on a pale grey background with autumnal Rowan leaves.
Relief Print portrait of a Curlew bird and buttercup flowers with a pink and gold sky.
"I am so excited, I felt such a connection to the piece of work when I saw it"

Ruth from The Wirral

Recently I was invited to be Resident Artist with a solo exhibition of my bird woodcuts at the marvellous Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth which is just over the hill from Hebden Bridge.

 

The exhibition was related to the museum's focus on the Brontës and the wild.

It was a great pleasure to make this connection and show my work in the home of the enigmatic literary sisters.

Woodcut prints of individual Twite birds cut out and attached to a stand of Pfeil woodcutting tools.

You are most welcome to visit me in my studio (you do need to make an appointment through the Contact page). I work at Linden Mill in central Hebden Bridge.

 

I've had quite a few different studios in Hebden Bridge. This is because they've all been in old mill buildings. And almost Inevitably after a while, each one gets redeveloped as apartments and I have to move on.

 

Fortunately I am able to readjust and even enjoy the challenge of recreating a cheerful and productive workspace where you can view my work alongside some of my vintage tools.

Giclée print from original charcoal drawing of rain falling on Rochdale Canal in Hebden Bridge. Print held up by artist wearing a brown apron.
Unison Pastels arranged in a vintage wooden cigar mould on a grey wood background.
A pair of woodcut prints of small birds (Twites) resting on a large piece of tree bark.
A woodcut print in black ink on white paper in a pale wooden frame on a vintage hardwood easel

FOLLOW MY FEED ON INSTAGRAM

I find Instagram a great way to share frequent images and notes about what I've been up to in my studio as well as out and about.

 

I also make a few videos about my evolving art processes and lovely things I've seen on my walks. So if you enjoy social media you can follow me there:  

@angierogersartist

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