Bio

Born at the Lincolnshire coast and now based in Oxford, Ella Clocksin received BA hons and MA Fine Art from Winchester School of Art (University of Southampton) after a cross-disciplinary background in literature and psychotherapy.

Numerous exhibitions include solo/duo shows at ronapainting gallery (Oxford), The Old Fire Engine House and The Wall (Ely). Group exhibitions include the Royal Watercolour Society and Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Bath Society of Artists, Irving Gallery (Oxford) and Darle and the Bear (Woodstock).

Clocksin received an Arts Council England grant through Jelly, Reading, for the Twelve Artists At Home Residency. Her work is held in British university, hospital and school collections, and private collections in the UK, USA, Canada, France and Australia.

Other professional work includes (former) Visiting Lecturer in Life Drawing at Winchester School of Art and Visual Arts Therapist at The School of Life, London, writing critical texts for exhibition catalogues and running independent workshop programmes for twenty-five years.

A woman artist with glasses and long silver hair in profile, wearing a red patterned top, standing  at an art studio table, working on an art project with a pencil on a black and white drawing of a landscape.
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