Alan Lancaster attended Leamington College of Art for a foundation Course then Stourbridge College where he took a B.A. in Fine Arts. Later he attended City University where he studied for an M.A. in Arts Management in Education. After 3 years of teaching art at a secondary school in the East End of London, he was appointed Head of Art at Queen Elizabeth Boys’ School in Barnet, London, a post held for two years before leaving to pursue a more lucrative career in specialist decoration and mural painting. Mural painting led to fine art copies with commissions from home and abroad in collections as far afield as the United Arab Emirates, America, Switzerland and France.
Painting copies helped Alan develop skills that were not on offer at his art college at a time when representative art was virtually outlawed.
His work is now executed almost exclusively on location, primarily in London but also abroad.
EXHIBITION HISTORY
Pinto Rapido 2014
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery. Hampstead. London 2014
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery. Hampstead. London 2015
Pintar Rapido 2015
Chelsea Art Society Open Exhibition. Chelsea. London 2015
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery. Hampstead. London 2016
Patchings Arts Festival 2016
Chelsea Art Society Open Exhibition. Chelsea. London 2016
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery. Hampstead. London 2017
Solo Exhibition at the Barbican Arts Centre. Barbican. London 2017
Patchings Arts Festival 2017 (Canson Prize Winner)
Chelsea Art Society Open Exhibition. Chelsea. London 2017
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery, Hampstead. London 2018
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery, Hampstead. London 2019
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay cancelled due to Covid 2020
Solo Exhibition Peggy Jay Gallery, Hampstead London 2021
Selected for ‘The Discerning Eye’ exhibition at The Mall Gallery, London 2021
Selected for ‘The Hampstead Art Society Open Exhibition 2022
Selected for ‘The Discerning Eye’ exhibition at the Mall Gallery, London 2022
Exhibited at the Crouch End Open Studio Exhibition 2022
Solo Exhibition Peggy jay Gallery, Hampstead, London 2022