Jeremy Paul has had paintings selected for final judging in two major wildlife art competitions – both to select their Wildlife artist of the year 2009
A painting of a Wandering Albatross(jp680) is in the exhibition of the selected finalists for the David Shepherd Conservation Foundation, taking place at the Mall Galleries in London on June 1st- 6th see http://www.wildlifeartistoftheyear.org/
Jeremy has had three paintings selected for final judging of the BBC wildlife artist of the year organised by the BBC wildlife magazine. Final judging takes place at the end of June. A painting of an oystercatcher on Castletown beach (jp697) is in the category ‘wildlife in its environment’ and paintings of a polar bear(jp652) and one of gentoo penguins(jp682) are in the ‘frozen planet’ category. Over 700 paintings were submitted and around 10 have been chosen for each category – of these each catagory has its own winner and then an overall winner will be chosen. see http://www.bbcwildlifemagazine.com/artist2009.asp
Jeremy is due to have his next exhibition on the Island in October at the Sayle Gallery in Douglas (sponsored by Coutts)