About The Artist

After studying then teaching at Camberwell Art School, casting for Ivor Abrahams, Basia Burrough relocated to the USA specialising in mural decorative features to architectural projects with William Mitchell Design. She returned to Europe and the UK as a teacher.

“I have been concentrating on Portraiture, Landscapes and River Paintings since 2000 when I relinquished professional teaching. Painting is where my passion lies. I work directly from life… a vitality that gives substance to the painting, whether in portraiture or landscape. My time is divided between my landscapes and portrait commissions.” – Basia Burrough

Contact Details

Email: basiakarnicka@icloud.com

Exhibitions

2016 – Solo Exhibition of River Landscape Paintings, Lonely Leap Greenwich
2015 – Art Hub Deptford
2015 – 40 years painting Camberwell, St. Ives Society of Artists
2015 – Paul McFerson Gallery
2015 – Mall Gallery
2014 – Hesketh Hubbard Art Society
2014 – Made in Greenwich, Creek Road, London
7 Sep – 1 Nov 2013 – Blackheath Art Society, Discover Greenwich Exhibition, ORNC, Cutty Sark Gardens
21-22 Sep 2013 – Art Show and Open House, Greenwich Yacht Club
2013 – Cork Street Open Exhibition, London
2013 – “The Oldies” Summer Exhibition, Abbott and Holder Gallery, London
2013 – Paul McPherson Gallery
2012 – Greenwich Yacht Club
2012 – Blackheath Art Society, Paul McPherson Gallery
2012 – Society of Women Artists, Mall Galleries
2012 – Royal Society of Portrait Artists, Mall Galleries
2012 – Made in Greenwich, London
2000 – present Greenwich Open Studios group
2011 – Greenwich Printmakers
2011 – Blackheath Concert Halls
2010 – Greenwich Tourist Office, solo show
2009 – New English Art Club, Mall Galleries
2009 – Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries
2008 – Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries
2008 – Dulwich Picture Gallery
July 2007 – Stark Gallery, Canterbury
May 2007 – Arts Fair, Holland
May 2006 – Battersea Arts Fair
April 2004 – Stephen Lawrence Gallery
Jan 2004 – St Paul’s Church, Deptford
June 2003 – Stark Gallery, London
March 2003 – Woodlands Exhibition