Some Favourite Nicholas Borden Paintings
You are all invited to the opening of Nicholas Borden’s STOKE NEWINGTON PAINTINGS at Everyday Sunshine Gallery, 49 Barbauld Rd, Stoke Newington, N16 0RT, tonight, Thursday 12th September from 6:30pm
In celebration of Nicholas’ new exhibition, I have selected some of my favourite paintings from the past eleven years that I have been following his work.
Arnold Circus, Boundary Estate, 2021
Meynell Rd, Hackney, 2021
Fleur De Lys St, Spitalfields, 2013
Princelet St, Spitalfields, 2013
Victoria Park by Regent’s Canal, 2021
On a 254 bus, 2024
Kelly’s Pie & Mash, Roman Rd, 2022
Regent’s Canal, 2021
Ten Bells, Spitalfields, 2022
Liverpool St Station, 2023
Leopold Buildings, Columbia Rd, 2021
Poole Rd, Hackney, 2021
Hackney Rd and beyond, 2021
Wishful thinking, 2021
St Paul’s Cathedral
St John of Jerusalem, Hackney, 2021
Gawber St, Bethnal Green, 2021
Sclater St Yard, Spitalfields, 2023
Wishful Thinking, 2021
Garrick Theatre, Charing Cross Rd, 2021
The Golden Heart, Spitalfields, 2023
Liverpool St Station, 2019
Waterloo Station, 2019
Wentworth St, Spitalfields, 2019
Terrace Rd, E9, 2019
St Peter’s Bethnal Green, 2019
Charing Cross Rd
Canal from Cat & Mutton Bridge, Broadway Market
Shoreditch High St
Paintings copyright © Nicholas Borden
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Nicholas Borden’s Winter Paintings
Nicholas Borden’s Spring Paintings
Amazing, and very evocative
Love them to pieces.
Is there any chance a book of his paintings will be published?
Free associating here, prompted by this beautiful work…………..
There is a magical short story that tells the tale of how (wait for it) the Chrysler Building falls in love with the Empire State Building and they run away and become lovers. Well – it could happen.
If indeed love affairs between buildings is possible, I would enjoy seeing the Garrick Theater and the Golden Heart tavern get together and walk off into a Nicholas-Borden-painted sunset.
His work evokes feelings of wild imaginings and beating-heart optimism. The colors, the humane
pulse of the images, the uncluttered visions — this is phenomenal work.
I am so grateful for this discovery. (and I especially love the paintings that peer down into the bowl of the Terminal — how each person is given a protective surrounding of white, so we can notice and value every one as individuals. Wonderful.)
Thank you, GA !
It’s flattering that the Gentle Author has published all of these posts, which I’m grateful for over the last few years.