Past exhibitions of 2019 in Open Art Space:
THE WILD EAST
Society of Wildlife Artists.
Richards Allen, Brin Edwards, Richard Johnson, Peter Partington
Society of Wildlife Artists.
Richards Allen, Brin Edwards, Richard Johnson, Peter Partington
TWELVE PRINT-MAKERS
23rd-29th AUGUST
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23rd-29th AUGUST
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LUPE CUNHA AND NICOLAS ROWE
'ART IN WOOD IN PAINT'
2nd MAY- 8th MAY
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'ART IN WOOD IN PAINT'
2nd MAY- 8th MAY
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eyeglass books is pleased to announce the launch of:
By Phil Cohen
Typo/graphic scatterings by John Wallett
You are invited to a reading by the author
and discussion with Nira Yuval Davis and John Wallett
followed by a reception.
5-6.30 pm Saturday April 20th.
JOHN & CHRIS HARVEY
22nd TO 28th APRIL
10-4 pm
John Harvey- I was born in 1941 in a mining village in Warwickshire. At 16 I started at Nuneaton School of Art and a year later passed on to Coventry College of Art, where I completed a four year degree course in graphics. I spent thirty years teaching in secondary and adult education. In 1990 my wife and myself started our own art business selling our work both nationally and internationally.
22nd TO 28th APRIL
10-4 pm
John Harvey- I was born in 1941 in a mining village in Warwickshire. At 16 I started at Nuneaton School of Art and a year later passed on to Coventry College of Art, where I completed a four year degree course in graphics. I spent thirty years teaching in secondary and adult education. In 1990 my wife and myself started our own art business selling our work both nationally and internationally.
ARCHIVE OF SOME OF THE ARTISTS AND
EXHIBITIONS
EXHIBITIONS
Past Exhibitions of 2018
CHRISTMAS KALEIDOSCOPE AT THE SENTINEL GALLERY
Beautiful high quality craft and affordable artworks
over 45 artists and creatives showing their work including:
jewellery-ceramics-sculpture-textiles-glass-prints
march 2018
'Changing Faces'
'The Muse and her Protector' the sensitive painting of Emma Cameron for our exhibition 'Changing Faces'
Sterling silver , pearls and enamel combined in Rachel Brown's gorgeous necklace
7th - 13th June
'ARTFULLY DRESSED: WOMEN IN THE ART WORLD'
a selection of portraits from the internationally renowned Dutch photographer
Carla van de Puttelaar
Daily only during exhibition dates 10 - 5pm
PRIVATE VIEW JUNE 6TH 6-8PM
'ARTFULLY DRESSED: WOMEN IN THE ART WORLD'
a selection of portraits from the internationally renowned Dutch photographer
Carla van de Puttelaar
Daily only during exhibition dates 10 - 5pm
PRIVATE VIEW JUNE 6TH 6-8PM
Script and gold glaze porcelain bottles by Marion Stuart.
22nd Sept- 7th Oct
'PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES'
Artists:
Fiona Harmon
(top)Boat 'Red Flash' & 'Brass Tacks'
(bottom right) ''Rusty Sun', 'Target' and 'Viking Ship no 2'
(bottom left) 'Target'
Fiona Harmon
(top)Boat 'Red Flash' & 'Brass Tacks'
(bottom right) ''Rusty Sun', 'Target' and 'Viking Ship no 2'
(bottom left) 'Target'
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Pandora Butterfield
'A Day so Still'
oil on canvas:
50 x 50 cms
Personal Perspectives bring together the work of three artists who work offers different insights into the landscape around us.
Pandora is based in Bury St Edmunds. Her delicate oil painting of intimate landscapes evokes a strong sense of place. Pandora works directly from the nature, drawing and sketching to capture a moment in time and a recognising the powerful force of the landscape.
James’s work captures the local landscape with dramatic brushstrokes and vibrant colour, giving both a sense of place and abstraction. Work includes sketches of scenes of Wivenhoe and East Anglia landscapes.
Fiona’s natural sculptural pieces display a true sense of place…..‘The materials I use for artwork are found in the waterways of North East Essex, mostly driftwood and bits of broken boats, washers and rusty metal.'
Pandora is based in Bury St Edmunds. Her delicate oil painting of intimate landscapes evokes a strong sense of place. Pandora works directly from the nature, drawing and sketching to capture a moment in time and a recognising the powerful force of the landscape.
James’s work captures the local landscape with dramatic brushstrokes and vibrant colour, giving both a sense of place and abstraction. Work includes sketches of scenes of Wivenhoe and East Anglia landscapes.
Fiona’s natural sculptural pieces display a true sense of place…..‘The materials I use for artwork are found in the waterways of North East Essex, mostly driftwood and bits of broken boats, washers and rusty metal.'
previous exhibitions in
'Open Art Space'
Flying the Nest
8 Artists from Cuckoo Farm Studios
3rd-13th November 2018
An exhibition of contemporary fine art including paintings, prints, glass, wood,
ceramics and sculpture
previous exhibition in
'Open Art Space'
Anthony Jones
Private View Thursday 18th October 6.30-8.pm
Exhibition: 19th -25t
h October 10am-5pm
Quiet Paintings Rich in Meaning
