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AboutAngel Greenham is a multidisciplinary artist working across drawing, painting, sculpture, and sound. Her practice explores rhythm, repetition, and sensory experience, creating work that shifts between moments of intensity and quiet reflection.
AwardsThrough hard-edged forms, layered structures, and contrasting colour, her work can feel both immersive and meditative — at times overwhelming the viewer with pulse and pattern, at others allowing space for the eye to slow and the mind to wander. This interest in how we experience and move through work extends beyond the visual and includes collaborative, sensory-led projects such as immersive tea tasting events.Her practice is increasingly informed by the stratosphere — a space that offers distance from Earth and a radically altered perspective. This fascination with scale, perception, and orientation underpins ongoing bodies of work that draw on scientific research and data as a way of rethinking how we locate ourselves within wider systems.Alongside her practice, she is an Associate Lecturer in Creative Arts Practice and has been a mentor at Bath Spa University for over four years. She also offers one-to-one creative mentoring, supporting artists to develop confidence, direction, and self-initiated ways of working.Awards
Winner, Molton Brown Artist of Note, 2024Residencies
Hawkwood, Stroud, 2 February 2026 (upcoming)The Hide Artist Retreat, 1 November 2025The Cells, Town Hall Arts, Trowbridge, 23 July – 30 September 2017Walcot Chapel, Bath, February 2017Selected Exhibitions2025
Clouds of Abstract Information, Michael Pennie Gallery, Bath (solo), 15 SeptGallery At Home, Open Call Summer Exhibition (group), 21 Sept13b Gallery, Answers on a Postcard, Kamnik, Slovenia (group), 1 AugFringe Arts Bath, Walcot Chapel, Bath (group), 23 May – 7 JuneCandid Arts Trust, Summer Salon, London (group), 23–26 JulyUp Late at The Holburne, Bath (group), 28 March2024
Clouds of Abstract Information, +1Arts, Osaka, Japan (group), 26 Oct – 9 NovEmerge Showcase, Bath (group), 18 OctUp Late at The Holburne, Bath (group), 24 SeptAlt Wilderness, Fringe Arts Bath (group), 24 May – 9 June2023–2022 HighlightsInternational Women’s Day, Bath Artists Studios (group), 2023Emerge Mid Term Showcase, Newark Works, Bath (group), 2023In the Dead of Winter, Victoria Gallery, Bath (group), 2022Grounded, Outdoor Sculpture & Audio, Bath Spa University (solo), 2022Beppu City Art Museum, Japan (group), 20222021–2020 HighlightsInch by IN:CH 6-month Tour, Fringe Arts Bath (group), 2021Frome Festival, Fiat Lux (solo installation), 2021OFFGRID, Garage 04, Bath Artists Studios (group), 2020Aimless Drift, Fringe Arts Bath Online Exhibition (group), 2020Earlier work
Town Hall Arts Open, Trowbridge (group), 2018MFA End of Year Show (solo), Bath Spa University, 2017Performances and exhibitions at Nest, Bath Spa University, Fringe Arts Bath (2017)Education
2015–2017, MA Fine Art, Bath School of Art & Design2014–2015, Diploma in Advanced Jewellery Design, City of Bath College2007, Designer Handbag Short Course, Central Saint Martins2003–2006, BA (Hons) Fine Art, Swansea Metropolitan University2002–2003, Foundation in Art & Design, Swansea Metropolitan University
Winner, Molton Brown Artist of Note, 2024

Creative Mentoring
I offer one-to-one mentoring for artists and creative practitioners who want to develop their work in self-directed and meaningful ways.Alongside my own practice, I’ve been a mentor at Bath Spa University for over four years and an Associate Lecturer in Creative Arts Practice. I hold a Masters in Fine Art and have supported artists through questions of confidence, direction, and sustaining a creative practice beyond formal education.A key part of my work is about creating opportunities rather than waiting for permission. Throughout my practice I’ve initiated projects — from founding a magazine that enabled me to interview artists I admired, to curating an international exchange exhibition in Japan in collaboration with a Japanese curator and Lecturer from Sangyo Osaka University. These experiences shape how I mentor others.Sessions are conversational and reflective, focusing on helping you trust your ideas, develop projects that align with your values, and find ways of sharing your work that don’t rely solely on competitive open calls.This mentoring may be useful if you:Feel stuck or uncertain about directionWant to build confidence in your ideasAre navigating life after graduationAre interested in making your own opportunitiesSessions are offered online and can be booked as one-offs or in short blocks. If you’re unsure whether mentoring is right for you, you’re very welcome to get in touch for an informal conversation.Pricing1. Discovery Session – 30–45 min: £60A short session to explore your goals and see if mentoring is right for you.2. Standard Mentoring – 60 min: £120
Focused mentoring with follow-up notes and resources to support your development.3. Intensive Mentoring – 90–120 min: £200Deep-dive session with personalised guidance, exercises, and resources for your creative projects.Optional Packages:Starter Package: 3 × 60 min sessions + email support – £330Growth Package: 6 × 60 min sessions + email support – £650Sessions can be booked individually or as part of a package.Email:angelgreenhamstudioATgmail.com