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Steven Heaton
Contemporary painter, Manchester, UK
Fortress
April/May 2020Found household paint, engine paint, mixed media on recycled deep edge canvas
100x100cm
£2800
Echoes:Answer (June 1829)
Oil paint, 19th century book pages on birch cradled panel20 x 20 x 4 cm
c. June 2019
£800
A Vision (0.1 - 3.9Hz)
Oil on birch cradled panel 20 x 20 x 4 cmc. January 2019
£800
Alternative Pathways
Oil paint, 19th century book pages on birch cradled panelSOLD
Ghosts Will Build Their Nests.....
...in Your Future (first memory)Oil on birch cradled panel in 19th century antique oak frame
58 x 48 x 5 cm
c. March 2019
£2,000
How to be Both (echo harmonie)
Oil on birch cradled panel 40.5 x 51 x 4 cmc. May 2019
£1,800
The Way Home (is through)
Oil on birch cradled panel 51 x 51 x 4 cmc. June 2019
£1,800
Light Collector
Oil on birch cradled panel 20 x 20 x 5 cmc. November 2018
£800
Divisions of Unity
Oil on birch cradled panel 76 x 76 x 4 cmc. January 2019
£3,250.00
A Quiet History
Oil on birch cradled panel in 19th century antique oak frame52 x 52 x 5 cm
c. January 2019
£2,000.00
Home of Material Silence
Books and wood assemblage61 x 51 cm
c. July 2019
£950.00
Private Myth
Oil on birch cradled panel 20 x 20 x 4 cmc. January 2019
£800.00
Palmerston
Oil paint on book cover 35.5 x 35.5 x 3.5 cmc. September 2018
£400.00
The Land in Silence Stands
Oil on birch cradled panel 76 x 76 x 5 cmc. February 2019
£3,500.00
A Fragile Geography
Oil on birch cradled panel 76 x 76 x 5 cmc. January 2019
£3,500.00
Before us, Stands Yesterday
Before us, Stands YesterdayOil on birch cradled panel 30 x 50 x 4 cm
c. April 2019
£1,800.00
Beside You in Time
Oil on birch cradled panel 50 x 30 x 4 cm (19.69 x 11.81 x 1.57 in) c. May 2019 Price £1,800.00The Absent Stages of Lost Beauty
I & IIOil on birch cradled panels with reclaimed found wood
each 76 x 79cm
£800 each
The Absent Stages of Lost Beauty
I & IIOil on birch cradled panels with reclaimed found wood
each 76 x 79cm
£800 each
The Absent Stages of Lost Beauty II
(detail)Our Endless Numbered Days
Oil, acrylic on deep edge canvas (unframed)80 x 100cm
£1250
Nothing Is Ever The Past
Diptych - Oil, acrylic, electrical tape on canvas, buried six years, framedEach 35x85cm
£2000
Camus
2018Oil and cold wax on canvas
61x92cm
£1650
Disciple
Oil on prayer book, wood, float mounted and framed36x36cm
SOLD
Hymn Toward Light
Oil on book cover, float mounted and framed25x25cm
SOLD
Natural Rhythm
Oil on book cover, float mounted and framed33x33cm
SOLD
'Anthem' (1917)
Oil on canvas, antique walnut frame.66x89cm
£1850
Night Walk
2018Acrylic on canvas
100 x 80 cm
£3000
Home Of Forgotten Values
2018Oil, acrylic and emulsion on canvas and wood
120 x 100 cm
SOLD
Giovanni
2017Oil, acrylic and emulsion on canvas. Framed
80 x 50 cm
£2100
About the Artist
Steven Heaton is an award-winning artist and director at Cross Street Arts.
His work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, and is held in private collections, galleries and museums throughout England, America and Canada.
Heaton’s work examines time, memory and human interaction within the world, and above all nature’s dominance. His work is often referred to as ‘time pieces’, representing a world without us, and allowing us to examine what still remains.
Through the application of layered paint, it is what he chooses to add and remove that leaves a history on the canvas of conscious decisions, slowly built over time from memories, interactions within the environment and dialogue with himself about where he is, where he has been and where he finds himself.
Revelations often occur hidden beneath the surface – it is only through this struggle and his determination to keep painting that he can understand himself and why he paints. Exploring uncertainty and the permanence of memory, his work is a transient and somewhat fragile interpretation of what we perceive as ourselves, our life and our consciousness.
Education
Fine Art – University of Manchester
Graphic Design – Wigan College
Professional development and memberships
Axisweb member
Castlefield Gallery Associate Scheme, Manchester
Fyshbol Gallery, London
Point and Line
