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Janetter apk12/22/2023 ![]() ![]() Husband and wife have now both stepped down as Strictly dancers Janette, 38, explained: "We always wanted to have a baby, but 2020 has definitely made me say to myself: 'You know what, Janette, it's never going to be the perfect time but it's always going to be the right time.' MORE: Inside the Strictly stars' homes: Kai Widdrington, Aljaz Skorjanec and more READ: Janette Manrara's family plans with husband Aljaz Skorjanec revealed The sweet couple have been married since 2017Īt the time of the interview, the couple had spent months living separately during Strictly 2020 due to pandemic bubbles, yet their enforced separation brought them closer than ever – and helped them reach an important decision about their future. MORE: Aljaz Skorjanec reveals wife Janette Manrara had doubts over their relationshipīack in January 2021, Janette and Aljaz spoke exclusively to HELLO! about their desire to start a family together soon, and Janette's move to presenting It Takes Two looks a clear sign she's ready to become a mother. READ: Strictly's Aljaz Skorjanec breaks silence on reports of backstage fallouts Others just focused on the sweet snapshot, with one telling the pair: "You two are so cute!!" "You guys are adorable," echoed another. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aljaž Škorjanec and Janette sparked speculation with his Instagram post "Is this a pregnancy announcement?" one enquired, while a second said: "1+1=3 xx," alongside love heart eyes emojis. Fans were quick to react and question whether his caption meant the couple are expecting their first baby. MORE: Strictly's Aljaz Skorjanec stuns fans with very risqué photo of wife Janette READ: Strictly stars reveal their sadness over Aljaz Skorjanec's shock exit Retrieved 6 April 2021.WATCH: Aljaz Skorjanec acts as bodyguard for wife JanetteĪljaz, 32, uploaded a gorgeous photo of him and his wife looking relaxed and tanned and smiling for the camera. Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture. Kerr's work can be seen in public collections including the Maine Maritime Museum, USA, Royal Collection, London, Shetland Arts, Shetland Isles, NorthLink Ferries, Scotland, Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Bergen, Norway, Dublin Office of Public Works, RWA Permanent Collection, Tallboys Bequest Bristol, Victoria Art Gallery Print Collection, Bath, Grizedale Society, Cumbria and the Colle Verde Art Trust, Tuscany. Her paintings explore the boundaries between representation and abstraction whilst embodying the power and immediacy of both land and sea.' 'Contemporary and experimental, Janette does not aim to create meticulous studies of the landscape, preferring instead to respond to what is sensed rather than what is seen. Janette Kerr's paintings 'acknowledge the legacy of the 18th Century Romantic Sublime, confrontations with nature in its most elemental state.' Her paintings involve 'extremes and instabilities: peripheries and promontories – places of rapid change and shifts, both physically and meteorologically.' In Norway, Kerr 'worked alongside Norwegian oceanographers at the meteorological Institute in Bergen studying the unpredictability of waves and wind, which had a profound influence on her work.' Kerr's collaborative work includes 'Confusing Shadow with Substance', a film and sound installation in Shetland, exhibited at the Shetland Museum and project funded by Creative Scotland. Kerr's residencies include Nes International art residency, Skagaströnd, NW Iceland (2020), Arctic Circle Programme expedition (2016), Meteorological Institute, Bergen, Norway, Brisons Veor, Cape Cornwall and Shetland Fishing Stations (2012) and Cill Rialaig in Ireland. Her direct experience of the coastline-the weather, the ocean, the people who live and work there and oceanographic studies, feature in her art. Janette Kerr is known for her paintings of the far North and High Arctic including the Shetland Isles, Ireland, Norway and Iceland and works en-plein-air. In 2005 Kerr completed a PhD in Fine Art at the University of West England. ![]() įrom 1980 to 1993, Kerr taught as a full-time lecturer in painting, printmaking and drawing at the City of Bath College. Kerr is an Honorary Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture Academician. Janette Kerr served as the president of the Royal West of England Academy from 2011 to 2016 and then became a visiting research fellow in Fine Art at the University of the West of England. 1959) is a British painter of land and seascapes.
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