In Thy Wild Garb
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Richard Cook has held solo shows at Tate St Ives, Galerie am Savignyplatz - Berlin and the Exchange in Penzance as well as commercial London galleries such as Felix and Spear, Odette Gilbert, Art First, Austin/Desmond - and... more
Art on Friday is a group of local artists based at The Plough, getting together every second and fourth Friday in the month. This year’s our exhibits will cover a diverse range of subjects and mediums with an intriguing themed section, “It Takes Two…..”. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy an original piece of art, at an affordable price.
For further info. Tel: Hazel Montgomerie – 01805 623757.more
This exhibition is a celebration of adult art classes at Petroc. The work displayed will be a collective project comprising of handmade bunting, with all students from the level 2 Art & Design courses creating individual pennants using a variety of media.
A bright, happy outcome to celebrate the conclusion of their courses!
Petroc are running level 2 Art courses from September and January. Many students progress on to further and Higher Education, and in doing so, find a renewed interest in art that becomes a fulfilling aspect of their lives.more
After running Springfield Pottery in Hartland for 40 years Philip and Frannie Leach are closing down and moving on. This show looks back at their work from the 80's to the present, tells their story and examines their influences (particularly the relationship with the North Devon ceramic tradition)... more
Stephen and Rachel Perham are brother and sister. Stephen will be showing a collection of illustrations about his life as the Harbour Master of Clovelly. His sister also depicts Clovelly people and follows her Mother's tradition of painting on pebbles.more
Al Brown studied art in the 70s at Bideford Art College/North Devon College, went on to Cornwall College of Art and has used the skills he aquired there in many varied jobs ever since.
He is inspired by the North Devon coastline and Exmoor National Park.
I take particular attention to wind swept trees, reflective wet sands and storm laden skies. I try to emphasise... more
Roger Davies has been working as a sign writer all over England, although particularly in and around Great Torrington since the late 1950’s – and is still producing wonderful hand-painted signs for the town. This show will include examples of his craftsmanship as well as photographs from the past.
photograph: Paul Seedmore
