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Mon 04 Nov 2024 to Thu 28 Nov 2024

Preview:
Wed 06 Nov 2024, 6:30pm

Jenny Arran

EXHIBITION IN THE GALLERY: 
JENNY ARRAN 4 Nov- 28 Nov 2024
Private View in the Gallery 6.30 - 8.30pm 6th Nov 2024. All welcome.

Having trained at The Slade school of Fine Art, Arran has exhibited widely. Her work is inspired by the natural and sensory world, the contrasts of stillness and energy, light and shade.She describes her paintings as remembered landscapes - a distillation of time, experience and sensory response. Working from memory, painting becomes a process of translation and... more

Sat 05 Oct 2024 to Sat 26 Oct 2024

Kateryna Rudiakova

'There are so many things we forget about the moment they’re out of our sight… When people stop talking about it, when the news and journalists don’t report about it as eagerly, even such huge things as wars fade from our memories. To not cover our eyes and turn away from the pain and despair, this photo exhibition of Ukraine is here to remind us of what is truly important.'more

Sat 24 Aug 2024 to Sat 28 Sep 2024

Preview:
Sat 24 Aug 2024, 4:00pm

Patrick Jones

"I am and always have been an Abstract Painter. Part of my project is to define what that is. You will notice that my work is continually different. I try not to repeat myself. I am usually obsessed by getting the image to be a complete statement. Colour is my main vehicle,but my process of working on unprimed canvas, into a wet ground, comes from my friend Helen Frankenthaler."more

Sat 13 Jul 2024 to Sat 17 Aug 2024

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Slow Painting

This show is a collaboration between Contemporary British Painting, StudioKIND, Barum Museum and The Plough.

 

Artists have been invited to respond to the following textt

From Slow Painting by Helen Westgeest

The fleeting nature of digital mass media appears to have unlocked a desire for more physically stable and enduring pictures, like paintings. Slow Painting charts how, in a world where the constant quest for speed can leave us exhausted, the appeal of this ‘slower medium’ has only grown" ...

 

Our culture today is marked by the ever-... more

Tue 18 Jun 2024 to Sat 06 Jul 2024

Great Torrington School and Bluecoats

GTS welcomes you once again to their annual Art Exhibition. Showcasing the amazing creativity and artistic talents of GTS pupils across all years. Vibrant, diverse original ideas covering a variety of themes, including art and literature with our Yr 9 Iconic Fictional Character paintings, birds with attitude in our Feathered Friends project, therapeutic and mindful art outcomes and sculptural forms inspired by Alices Adventures in Wonderland. GTS pupils have explored a range of different ideas experimenting with a variety of materials resulting in some inventive and original outcomes. Come... more

Sat 11 May 2024 to Sat 15 Jun 2024

Stephanie Lamb

With drawing at its heart, my work is both representational and abstract, moving between the allegorical, the mythical and the natural worlds perpetually re-interpreted. Recent world events, both environmental and political, however, have presented... more

Sat 11 May 2024 to Sat 15 Jun 2024

Preview:
Sat 11 May 2024, 2:00pm

DUNS-LAND Drawing with tree shadows

Karen Howse

Karen Howse has been a visiting artist at Dunsland. This exhibition is a gathering of her drawings, monoprints and experiments made over the 5 years she has been re-visiting this NT Parkland. Karen’s art practice is attentive to cycles & patterns that connect; recognising the urgency of ecological collapse, longing for hope; seeing nature as talisman, balm and messenger.  Dunsland in North Devon has an intriguing history, an absent house, ancient 700 year old Sweet Chestnut trees with heavy limbs spiralling towards the sky and rare lichens that thrive in its... more

Sat 30 Mar 2024 to Sat 04 May 2024

Preview:
Sat 30 Mar 2024, 2:00pm

StevieRay Latham

Inhabiting a liminal space; somewhere between dream and reality, imagination and memory, StevieRay Latham's practice investigates how ideas of collective memory, history and identity are created. Working from images found in archives, family photo albums, WhatsApp groups and hard drives his paintings conjure ancestral ghosts in order to question how we remember working class histories.

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