I am honoured to have an article in the February edition of The Life magazine. The article has a focus on the reasons why I paint the homeless and I hope

James Earley has been chosen to exhibit his “Homeless Series” of work at the Other Art Fair in London in 2019. The event will take place between the 14th and 17th

“Shadows” by James Earley will be on display at the Menier Gallery on the south bank of London SE1 1RU from the 24th September until 29th September.

James Earley is proud to be featured in the prestigious Internationale Kunst Heute 2018. This is a book that features the ‘Most Relevant Artists in the World Today”

We are proud to announce that James Earley has featured in the April edition of “Artists Tell Their Story” by Brenda Smoake. https://artiststelltheirstories.blogspot.fr/2018/04/james-earley-painter-of-homeless-tells.html

The Reason Behind the Painting It was August 2017 when I visited my home town of Southampton. It was a hot and sunny day and the streets of the city centre

The Making of Violet and Blue Silence The two figures are a homeless couple living on the streets of New York. When painting this image the most important thing was to

I met Joe Crow in Winchester, England in 2017 and got to know him. I had met so many homeless people who had had enough, who really wanted to escape this

Mary is a painting of a homeless girl from New York. I really wanted to paint this as there was so much going on in this scene. So many emotions hit

James Earley has been invited to show his recent painting “Clearance” at the Galeria Independiente Tabacalera in Madrid from 22/9/2017-24/9/2017. The exhibiton will showcase the work of international artists who incorporate

The aim of this blog is to give you some idea as to why I choose a particular subject, how I ultimately produce the painting and the message that I want

I am proud to have my painting “Stop and Cross” on the front cover of such an exclusive magazine http://1340art.com

I have often been asked why I paint homeless people or people on an emotional knife edge. From a very early age I had always wanted to paint a homeless person,

As part of my series of paintings of the homeless I have started a portrait of a man that I met in Toulouse in the south of France. I was particularly

After a period of 3 months the detail has all been added