Battersea Art Center

In 2016, I had the privilege of exhibiting my painting, Battersea Power Station Looking East, at the historic Battersea Arts Centre. This venue, known for its rich commitment to the arts and creativity, provided an inspiring setting to showcase my work. Capturing the iconic Battersea Power Station from an eastward perspective, the painting highlights the structure’s monumental presence within London’s ever-evolving skyline. Exhibiting here was a fantastic experience, allowing my work to engage with an audience who shares a passion for London’s architectural and cultural heritage.

By Patrick Cannon

Patrick Cannon is a London-based artist and designer whose work has been exhibited extensively across the UK and internationally. His recent exhibitions include the Cornerstone Art Centre and the Oxford Art Fair, where his striking series on Oxford landscapes and the decommissioning of Didcot Power Station received widespread acclaim. Currently inspired by London’s vibrant blend of colours and cultures, Patrick brings energy and life to his canvases through the expressive medium of oil paints. His bold use of colour draws from his roots in the Oxfordshire countryside and his years of travel across Europe and China, merging natural landscapes with urban vibrancy to create works that capture a world of influences. View all posts by Patrick Cannon