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Affordable Art Fair – 2026

Daniel Byrne — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 14:49:08 +0000

I will be showing at this Springs Affordable Art Fair in Battersea Park between 4th March – 8th March. I will be with Dalloz Contemporary Fine Art Gallery at stand F5. I will be showing new work and some of my more established work.

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Affordable Art Fair – 2018

Daniel Byrne — Fri, 02 Mar 2018 19:05:17 +0000

I will be showing at this Spring’s Affordable Art Fair 8-11 March with the Catherine Miller Gallery, at stand K1. I will be showing my new piece ‘Pulsation’, the artwork captures over 1000 printed starlings, individually cut and pinned off a light sky background in a familiar and awe inspiring cloud like aerobatic display.

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The Independent Hotel Show

Daniel Byrne — Sun, 16 Oct 2016 18:25:57 +0000

The business event for luxury and boutique hotels. Inspiring and informative, the Independent Hotel Show, is the UK’s largest and best established business event in support of the luxury, boutique and independent hotel sector.
A firm fixture in the calendar of independent hoteliers and industry professionals alike, the show presents a curated collection of over 300 innovative product and service providers together with expert insight from our Seminar Programme and multiple networking opportunities. Faunart will be there to show lots of ideas for both bespoke commissions and pieces already with the portfolio.

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Jane Edden

Daniel Byrne — Wed, 12 Oct 2016 17:28:51 +0000

Jane Edden is another British artist whose work I admire. Using a wide variety of different materials to explore nature and culture, she is particularly fascinated with the ways in which animals are studied and collected – something that chimes with my interest in Victorian insect and animal collections.

Her work focuses around the themes of movement and flight, light and sound. Bird flight, and the mechanics behind it, have been central to lots of her work. The Hornimam Museum recently exhibited three of her pieces, in which she explores folklore and myths involving human flight. These myths occur across many different cultures. Each of the sculptures in this exhibit were assembled with hundreds of feathers: the resulting pieces are beautiful and thought-provoking.

In her film A Coat For Icarus, she creates a mirrored, feathered image that morphs into a throbbing heart shape, set to a beating heart soundtrack. Looking closely, the shape of a swan becomes evident: it’s elegant neck and large, curved wings moving as it preens its feathers. You can see a short clip of the work on YouTube

And if you’d like to see more of her work, you can take a look at the Flowers Gallery website.

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