Martin Cox Studio

Drawing with Phyllida in the studio. #phyllidabarlow #charcoalsrawings #brewertyartwalk

Back in the studio. Working on number 5 of the 3ftx2ft charcoal drawings. Series, Turmoil speaks from my subconscious touching on the precarious situation we find ourselves. Balance, tipping points, mark making, #martincoxstudio

Lost at sea, Eli Johnson (I), charcoal drawing, daily drawing

Charcoal sea, charcoal sky. Shipping forecast. My uncle and great grandfather were both sailors and it kind of rubbed off. My uncle came back from his time at sea with an enormous collection of photographs of vessels. #charcoaldrawing #britishsailors

Some days are rougher than others. #dailydrawing #charcoaldrawing #martincoxstudio Growing up in British port had it’s advantages

Storm at sea, 🌊 daily sketches. #charcoaldrawing #martincoxstudio I’m clearly influenced by the 19th century maritime art surrounding me growing up on the Uk coast and absorbing it in to contemporary works in a variety of media.

Daily drawing cures most ailments. I restarted at the end of May. #dailydrawing #charcoaldrawing #sktechpad #martincoxstudio

Alarm!

The Meditative Lens II - Monochrome Silence Online Photo Exhibition by Artdoc Photography Magazine Monochrome Silence, the second part of The Meditative Lens exhibition, presents photographic works that speak through absence—of colour, of distraction, of noise. This collection centres on black-and-...

I am happy to announce that I have two photographs in the Dutch publication ARTDOC photography Magazine in their newest issue The Meditative Lens out now. (The image on their link is not mine)

It was a great artwalk. Next @breweryartwalk.bsky.social in the Autumn. Thanks for everyone who came and talked and took art home. What a wonderful weekend. Thanks to the BAA for all the work.

Brewery Artwalk, my studio open. 100 others too. May 3&4 11-6, maps at the gate. Hope to see you at this LA tradition in its 4th decade.

Happy birthday

I-5 Gallery exhibition approaches, as does The Brewery Artwalk. May 3 & 4. @brewerartwalk #I-5Gallery
“Fuschia or Bust, paint on fragment of shipping cardboard. #martincoxstudio

My studio is open for the BREWERY ARTWALK weekend May 3 & 4. This is a free event with free 🅿️ 11-6 both days. @breweryartwalk.bsky.social @kristineschomaker.bsky.social @lynnheinzart.bsky.social @erikalizee.bsky.social

The morning after Titanic. Casein paint and conte crayon on braille notice about healthcare. April 2025, #martincoxstudio (113 years ago today) #southamptonartist #maritimeart #titanic

I meant to write Splitting Knife, but it’s an interesting mistake conjuring up new images.

“Spitting Knife Channel”, casein on printed page, 7”x 5” #martincoxstudio 2025. I’m finishing some pieces for the upcoming Brewery Artwalk, Los Angeles. May 3&4 @breweryartwalk.bsky.social

That summer I got to return to the scene. I exhibited images from Terra Figmenta in The Fish Factory in Djupavik Iceland curated by Emilie Dalum. The factory long abandoned, complete with wrecked ship outside was a startling and evocative to show work. #iceland #djupavik #contemporaryphotography

From series, Terra Figmenta, 12x12" #martincoxstudio shot on film using dodgy Diana camera with TriX film. Tide is out in the fjord but water is everywhere. #dianacamera #landscapephotography #contemporaryphotography

Open studio weekend at the Brewery Artwalk coming up May 3 & 4, 11am-6pm. My studio will be open along with about 100 others. I hope you can stop by. Maps available onsite. Los Angeles @breweryartwalk.bsky.social #artwalk #openstudio #breweryartwalk

Opening April. Our 2025 artist residency season begins. A view from the residency. Add yourself to our email list for events and residency details on our website. #urbanartresidency #artistresidency #losangeles #Echopark

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“City of Buffalo”, 2024, casein on battered cardboard, #martincoxstudio #artistonbluesky #contemporarypainting #maritime

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Thank you. And please stop by if you’re ever in LA. It’s been a long time since the Salton 🌊

I may have been unwittingly influenced