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BETH NICHOLAS

Beth Nicholas began her journey while studying Textile Design at The University of the West of England. She graduated in 2004 and started her career in London where she worked in costume for film, television and theatre. In 2009 she was offered a post as artist in residence at Wycombe Abbey school for girls, giving her the ideal opportunity over the following two years to further develop her potential as a fine artist.

During her time at Wycombe Abbey Beth discovered the Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi: exploring the beauty found within transience. She began linking rotting garments to abstract landscape paintings. This fusion of figurative ink drawings with the inspirational themes of nature and life have helped create a body of work that is both distinctive and breathtaking.

On leaving Wycombe Abbey her work was taken on by the Fiumano Gallery in Notting Hill Gate, London and private commissions began to materialise. It was when the piece entitled ‘Catching my breath’ was displayed on the internet that Beth’s artwork went viral, trending on Pinterest for three years. This has opened doors internationally and led her to working with prestigious clients such as Dior, Christian Louboutin, Piaget and Bombay Sapphire gin.

Beth’s artwork now features in numerous top hotels including The Langham in London, The Waldorf in Chicago, The Hilton in New York, as well as The Address Downtown in Dubai, where Beth was commissioned to produce original artwork that measured 8.5 meters by 1.8 meters, take a look at the Case Studies pages to find out more. It has been used as wall coverings for offices on both sides of the Atlantic as well as framed prints for cruise ship companies in Europe, Hong Kong and China. Beth enjoys connecting personally with each new potential client  to discuss their needs, with her back up team available to take care of all things logistical, from licensing to finance.

To make an enquiry and arrange a call back you can contact Beth direct here.

Commissions

2017-2019

Piaget
Design project for sales catalogue
SMC Art Consultancy, London
Various projects
Luminaire Art Gallery
Various Projects
Soho Myriad
Address Downtown Dubai Hotel
Five paintings for the reception lobby 1.8 x 8.5 Meters
DAC 
Hilton, presidential suite
Christian Louboutin
Panels for shops in Short Hills and Geneva
Luminaire Gallery
Six piece painting, private residence
Two piece painting, private residence

2016-2017
Christian Louboutin
Panels for shops in London, Melbourne and Chongqing, China
Bombay Sapphire Gin
Limited Edition presentation Box
commissioned through Stranger&Stranger, London
Hotel Eden Spa, Rome
Brochure and Gift Set Box cover
Luminaire Arts Ltd, London
Private and Public art, Cruise Ship Commissions
SMC Art Consultancy, London
Eight large paintings for a Hong Kong luxury cruise ship company
Soho Myriad Art Consultancy Atlanta, Georgia
Paintings produced for:
The Westin Southfield Detroit Hotel
Chicago Waldorf Astoria
New York Hilton
The Norwegian Cruise Line Company ships : The Jade, the Gem, the Pearl, the Dawn
Visto Images
Commission of 8 paintings for a London hotel
Project Art
Work licensed for private commissions
Wendover Art Group, Florida
Numerous framed prints sold for Private & Public art
Area Environments, Minneapolis
Beth Nicholas wallpapers sold to private clients
UAB HPH Group, Lithuania
Fabric for dress collection at Rent Boutique, Lithuania

2015
The Langham Hotel, London
Walsh Green Art Consultancy
Curious Duke Gallery
Multiple Private Commissions
DegreeArt Gallery
Multiple Private Commissions

2013
Bridgewater House, Bristol,
Wall covering for reception area
David Hutton Interiors

EXHIBITIONS

Beth has been exhibiting internationally with galleries since 2011, please contact her for details of where you can see her work next.

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