Biography

In 1995, Lee Campbell became the first Resident Artist of King's School, Canterbury. She was also commissioned by the University of Kent to paint a mural for the Space Research Unit. Following this, she worked as Resident Artist at Canterbury's Christ Church College, where she taught and exhibited work based on local architecture. Returning to London in 1997, Campbell became the Resident Artist in St. Saviour's Church in Pimlico, where she explored the dramatic play of light upon the rich interior surfaces. She ran painting workshops at Tate Britain (2000-01) adn currently teaches at The Heatherley School of Art and privately. Her work is held in private collections internationally.