Yvonne Coomber

Yvonne Coomber (born 1964) is a British Contemporary artist whose abstract colorful paintings focuses on wild, untamed places. She paints en plain air and is best renowned for her expressive depictions of the English countryside and wild flowers.
In 2016 Coomber was approached by BBC One to appeared on an episode of a British television programme Countryfile which airs weekly on BBC One. It was an episode about British meadows, broadcast on July 17 at 7 pm.
In 2017 Coombers Fabric range was chosen to be featured on a Upcycling project on BBC's Money for Nothing.
Her early career began in a gallery in Modbury with a feature on BBC as part of their environmental campaign to ban the use of plastic bags. Since 2002 Coomber has worked exclusively as a Contemporary Artist and she regularly exhibits in the UK and beyond. Her work is held in private collections worldwide.
Selected Exhibitions
* "The Great Create Festival of Arts" at Greenway estate (Agatha Christie) National trust, (2007-2011)
*Solo exhibition at opening of Riverford Field Kitchen, (2010)
*Exhibited with Affordable Art Fair New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Stockholm, London, Bristol, Hong Kong Singapore (2008-present)
*Port Eliot Festival (2013-2018)
*Pop-up gallery on the Ha-ha
See Also
*Helen Frankenthaler
*Abstract expressionism
*Impressionism
*Color Field

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