Alex McIntyre Artist

With the Tide

A Different Voice

Leap of Faith

Point in Time

Against the Grain

Leap of Faith I

Music. Dance. Repeat I

Music. Dance. Repeat II

Music. Dance. Repeat III

Seeing Silence

These Skylark Days

Our Place / Your Place

Our Place / Your Place2

Our Place / Your Place 5

Our Place / Your Place3

Our Place / Your Place 4

Alex Mcintyre produces drawings, sculpture and paintings for exhibitions, commissions, specific sites and through collaborations with other creative professionals, selling independently, through galleries and artist groups. Her work currently explores drawing as a process of seeing, questioning and mark making. Her fascination with the human form has taken her repeatedly to rehearsal rooms, where she has discovered an opportunity to produce drawings that can speak as metaphors for wider human experience. (www.alex-mcintyre.co.uk)

Alex McIntyre is an artist fellow at Digswell Arts Trust (www.digswellartstrust.com), an associate member of Free Painters and Sculptors (www.freepaintersandsculptors.co.uk), member of Harlesden Gallery, Creative Cricklewood and Axisweb. She has held AIR positions with Middlesex University 2008-2010 (with whom she also completed a Masters in Fine art 2007), Brent Museum and Archives (2010-11) and English National Ballet (2013), has exhibited widely in the UK and has work in private collections in France and Norway.

Alex is co-director and co-founder of HertsCreation C.i.C working with the arts to make spaces for thought and innovation (www.hertscreation.com). HertsCreation’s work includes project managing a young cultural ambassadors programme for Royal Opera House Bridge 2013-14 and bespoke creative leadership training. Alex is an associate artist of Theatre Troupe, a new theatre and visual arts collaboration working with the arts to support and increase the wellbeing of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service users and their families. In a voluntary capacity Alex is vice chair for ReWrite, a charity working to raise awareness of issues surrounding refuge and asylum and to challenge prejudice and racism by bringing young people from different backgrounds together on drama and creative writing projects. (www.rewrite.org.uk)

View my website http://www.alex-mcintyre.co.uk/