Nancy Fouts
Artist
American-born Nancy Fouts (1945-2019) was a sculptural artist and graphic designer. In the late 1980s she managed the Fouts and Fowler gallery, with her then-husband, designer Malcolm Fowler. She lived London most of her life pursuing a career in advertising. Despite her success in the commercial arena, Fouts retained a fine art approach to image-making having originally graduated from Chelsea School of Art and the RCA in the 60s.
Her artworks are provocative, playful, witty, sharp and tempestuous. Described by Les Coleman as an 'Art Prankster', Fouts playfully distilled and disrupted the roles and associations of objects, icons and relationships. She had her first solo show in London in early 2010.
American-born Nancy Fouts (1945-2019) was a sculptural artist and graphic designer. In the late 1980s she managed the Fouts and Fowler gallery, with her then-husband, designer Malcolm Fowler. She lived London most of her life pursuing a career in advertising. Despite her success in the commercial arena, Fouts retained a fine art approach to image-making having originally graduated from Chelsea School of Art and the RCA in the 60s.
Her artworks are provocative, playful, witty, sharp and tempestuous. Described by Les Coleman as an 'Art Prankster', Fouts playfully distilled and disrupted the roles and associations of objects, icons and relationships. She had her first solo show in London in early 2010.
