Sue Prince, Contemporary Folk Artist
Telling Stories of people and their places 
Sue tells stories, responding to current events including the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrating rural life and commenting on our society. She makes her own egg tempera paint, a technique learned in Sweden where she has helped revive this form in its native place.
Community folk art projects have become an important part of her work. From a Swedish Saga with 25 participants to the history of Ashbourne with over 170 participants, she uses folk art to empower groups and communities to tell their own shared stories. The resultant art works become treasured heirlooms for the communities. On 26th January 2020 Sue appeared on BBC Countryfile preparing her community painting for Bamford in the Peak District National Park.
She recorded her experiences in lockdown at Beechenhill Farm with a daily painting which is now a book, a collection of prints: Click to see here Isolation Chronicles on the New Work page.
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Buy-and-Send!
I just had a thought... If you would like to buy for a loved one, The Isolation Chronicles Book one or two (£34 + £5 UK P&P) Or both books (£60 + £5 UK P&P) I could send directly to your recipient, nicely wrapped with an enclosed gift card (free) chosen by you from my card collection. (I can send world wide but it would cost a bit more.)
This is Buy-and-Send!
To order:
Please go to Prints and Books page and purchase your items. If you would like to Buy-and-Send please follow up with an email to me (Sue@beechenhill.co.uk) telling me your choice of card, your message and the address of the recipient, then I can pop it in the post with your good wishes - Simples!
Sue xx
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Wed-Sun 10-5pm
Open Studio at The Haybarn Gallery
Sue's Gallery in the Haybarn at Beechenhill Farm will be open for pre-arranged visits for parties of up to six people. Please call 01335310467 to book at visit or email Sue@beechenhill.co.uk
My Values
I am a rural artist, working at Beechenhill Farm, my family's organic beef farm, in the beautiful Peak District National Park in the centre of rural England. I belong to
I believe in:
- Integrity - using skill and pure materials, true to the tradition
- Honesty - listening hard and telling the stories I'm told
- Respect - acknowledging the sources of my inspiration and knowledge
- Quality - the best materials, linens and frames
- Service - the best possible customer experience
- Sustainability - reducing my impact on the environment
