All pictures ©David Brims MA FRPS 2018 - Pictures may not be used without permission. Please contact David if you would like to purchase any picture shown here.
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David Brims is giving his valedictory exhibition in August. This is in conjunction with Hampshire Open Studios.
We are open on Saturday, Sunday, 16th, & 17th and Friday to Monday, 22nd --- 25th August 11 am until 5 pm
In two previous exhibitions, David had given HALF of the money received to help Ukrainian medical facilities — so far £6000. With the treatment of Zelensky by Trump in the White House, I want help even more! So this last exhibition, ALL the money will go to Ukraine
David has been producing Fine Art, based on photography but heavily influenced by watercolour painting, for 27 years. During that time, he has given numerous exhibitions, both locally in Salisbury, Winchester, and Poole, as well as in London at the Oxo building on the South Bank.
He has provided several galleries with his framed work, which have been very collectable.
The galleries have closed, with the economic situation and Covid and David now in his mid-eighties, seeks a change of pace.
So this will be his last exhibition.
It must be acknowledged that his wife, Joan and organised and framed all the work, and without her input, nothing would have been done.
All pictures ©David Brims MA FRPS 2017 - Pictures may not be used without permission. Please contact David if you would like to purchase any picture shown here.
david brims photography

News

David Brims is giving his valedictory exhibition in August. This is in conjunction with Hampshire Open Studios.
We are open on Saturday, Sunday, 16th, & 17th and Friday to Monday, 22nd --- 25th August 11 am until 5 pm
In two previous exhibitions, David had given HALF of the money received to help Ukrainian medical facilities — so far £6000. With the treatment of Zelensky by Trump in the White House, I want help even more! So this last exhibition, ALL the money will go to Ukraine
David has been producing Fine Art, based on photography but heavily influenced by watercolour painting, for 27 years. During that time, he has given numerous exhibitions, both locally in Salisbury, Winchester, and Poole, as well as in London at the Oxo building on the South Bank.
He has provided several galleries with his framed work, which have been very collectable.
The galleries have closed, with the economic situation and Covid and David now in his mid-eighties, seeks a change of pace.
So this will be his last exhibition.
It must be acknowledged that his wife, Joan and organised and framed all the work, and without her input, nothing would have been done.