Heidi Wickham's work forms part of an exhibition of curated works from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland Collection. This collection of contemporary work, made up of purchased and commissioned pieces, includes over 600 works by artists of local, national and international significance. Other artists in the collection include Colin Davidson, Basil Blackshaw, Paul Seawright,
Heidi Wickham's work is being exhibited in the 251st Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London. This year's show of about 1,200 pieces is co-ordinated by Jock McFadyen RA (taking over from Grayson Perry). The selection and hanging committee include Jane and Louise Wilson and Bob & Roberta Smith. Other artists exhibiting include Jeremy Deller, Marcus Harvey and
Heidi Wickham has been part of the Fresh Art Fair 2019, Affordable Art Fair 2019 and SCOOP Auction 2019. Heidi took part in both art fairs in connection with the the Doorway Gallery. The SCOOP auction featured 100 contemporary artworks sold in aid of building a maternity clinic in Sinjar, Iraq which was left in ruins
Heidi Wickham was awarded the Drawing prize (sponsored by BradburyART) at the 137th Royal Ulster Academy of Arts Annual Exhibition for her dog portrait 'Tina'. Tina by Heidi Wickham (418) The 137th Royal Ulster Academy of Arts Annual Exhibition was held at the Ulster Museum (Botanic Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5AB). The exhibition
Heidi Wickham has been selected to show at London’s Mall Gallery as part of the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year. The Wildlife Artist of the Year 2019 Exhibition will be held at the prestigious Mall Galleries, London SW1 between 29 May – 2 June, with winners announced on opening night. All work, including
Heidi Wickham has recently joined the Kilbaha Gallery in the Loop Head peninsula, County Clare. The Kilbaha Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on the west coast of Ireland. The gallery was opened by Ailish Connolly and Liz Greehy in 2014 to showcase Irish bronze, oil painting, mixed media, fine art photography and ceramics. It was
Heidi Wickham was one of 90 Irish women artists who contributed work to an exhibition at the 12 Star Gallery at Europe House as part of the Irish Embassy in London’s St Brigid’s Day Celebration of Women and Creativity. The exhibition was organised by the Hamilton Gallery in Sligo, Ireland. Heidi's chosen work is based on the
A few years ago I took a trip to Iceland to immerse myself in the surroundings in preparation to make some much larger drawings - the expansiveness and bleakness of the snow was like clearing my head artistically. I love to draw. Drawing is a fundamental scaffold for any creative practice, it is the bones
