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We are delighted to invite you, your colleagues, family and friends to the opening evening of local contemporary artist Ann Generlich's latest exhibition on

2 September at 18:00
The Old Fire Station Gallery
Henley-on-Thames

If you are unable to attend the opening evening, the exhibition will be open from 2 to 8 September, daily between 9:30 and 16:00.

Please RSVP to confirm your attendance

Ann's work studies the fusion of emotion, energy, and structural form, conveyed through richly layered mixed-media compositions that shift between abstraction and recognisable form.

This will be a wonderful opportunity to view a curated selection of artwork, engage in conversation, and enjoy the company of others in a relaxed and inspiring setting.

Explore Ann’s work and learn more about her artistic journey.

About Ann Generlich

Ann's distinctive style blends light, shade, space, and colour in ways that speak to a broad audience. Her work is collected and commissioned by interior designers, property developers, luxury hotels, restaurants, spas, galleries, retail spaces, and private collectors, all drawn to the atmosphere and sense of well-being her art brings.

She has exhibited alongside masters, including Boudin, Dufy, Flint, Munnings, Klee, Picasso, and Renoir—a reflection of both her modern perspective and enduring artistic appeal.

Trinity Palm Beach 2021 (PDF link)

Articles

Her ability to fuse dynamic lines with visual melodies, creates the perfect symphony for your space. It comes as no surprise that private collectors, luxury hotels and interior designers select her work to provide guests with a unique experience that truly enhances their stay.

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Delivering statement, drama and intrigue, Ann’s artwork can be individually commissioned or selected from her collections to suit individual aspirations. Many of her art pieces are designed to provoke a sense of tranquillity, inviting the viewer to slow down, let their mind wander and leave behind the concerns of the everyday.

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Press Coverage

Andover landlord commissioned Buckinghamshire-based artist Ann Generlich to create the piece displayed on the side of his building at Black Swan Yard, in light of the Ukrainian crisis, to give hope in the fight for peace.

Andover Advertiser

We look forward to welcoming you for an afternoon of exploration, engaging conversations and enjoyment.