Estelle Thompson (born 1960) is a British abstract painter who lives and works in London and Barbados.
[2] Thompson's studio practice as a painter and printmaker centres on painted colour, form, space and geometry.
Her work references the history of abstract painting and is informed by contemporary aesthetics and colour research.
Women's Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford (2018); Centre for the Creative Industries, Wrexham (2012); Catrin Finch Centre, Wrexham (2011); South Bristol Community Hospital (2011); The Orchard Centre, Hull (2010); Milton Keynes Theatre (1999); Quaglino's, London (1993) Tessa Whitehead, John Cox: Life’s Balance (2021); Kraig Yearwood: This is How Our Garden Grows and THE BLUE, The Brighton Storeroom, Barbados (2020); Heaven and Earth: selection from the Methodist Modern Art Collection, (2015); I was a Teenage Cave Girl and other work: Edward Allington, Oriel Sycharth Gallery, Wrexham (2013); Back and Forth: Eight Artists from London, B55 Gallery, Budapest, (with Tamas Jovanovics), (cat.
); Frank Bowling and Dennis de Caires and Art and Industry (2012); Dance of Life Mural by Mildred Eldridge (2011); The Art of Function and Maurice Cockrill: Selected Works (2010) and Fair Play by Foul Means, Oriel Sycharth Gallery (2009)