MALCOLM CROFT studied photography at Medway College of Art and Design and became one of the country's top newspaper photographers. Following a serious road accident which ended his career he turned his hand to painting and has taken part in many successful exhibitions. His work is held in private collections in the UK, France, Switzerland and the USA and has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers, on the radio, and on BBC television.
Influenced by many of the artists working at the turn of the 20th century, Malcolm uses bold outlines and bright colours to bring a crisp and lively feel to his subject matter - landscapes and flowers and still lives that have a strong reference to his love of food and drink and communal eating.
Malcolm's work can currently be seen at the Collect Art gallery, and online at the Saatchi Gallery (see links). His work is proving increasingly popular with collectors - his first solo show sold out in less than 2 days. His next solo show will be held at Collect Art in June.
Influenced by many of the artists working at the turn of the 20th century, Malcolm uses bold outlines and bright colours to bring a crisp and lively feel to his subject matter - landscapes and flowers and still lives that have a strong reference to his love of food and drink and communal eating.
Malcolm's work can currently be seen at the Collect Art gallery, and online at the Saatchi Gallery (see links). His work is proving increasingly popular with collectors - his first solo show sold out in less than 2 days. His next solo show will be held at Collect Art in June.
