Eileen Hogan b. 1946

Eileen Hogan was born in London in 1946. She trained at Camberwell and the Royal College of Art, as well as at the Royal Academy Schools and at the British School of Archaeology at Athens. She has exhibited regularly in both Britain and abroad since the 1970s. She also has an illustrious teaching and research career and is currently Research Professor at CCW (Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Art), University of the Arts London. She also sits on the Academic Board of the Royal Drawing School and is Patron and advisor to Mindroom, a charity for children with learning disabilities.

 

‘...[Eileen Hogan is] a marvelous painter in the tradition of the best followers of Cezanne. One thinks of the soft, dry touch of Gwen John, the careful observation of nature by William Coldstream, and the precision of Euan Uglow, applied to a deeply felt experience of landscape created by a conceptual artist, who was in his own way the equal of Andy Warhol or Joseph Beuys. Her work is an astonishing blend of old and new.'

 

- Andrew Raftery, Professor at the Rhode Island School of Design