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This Summer we present in the garden, large Urns and other pieces by ceramic sculptor Chris Lewis.
Since graduating in 1975 he has worked at the pottery at South Heighton, established by Ursula Mommens in the 1950's. He spent 1978 travelling in West Africa studying traditional pottery making techniques. His work is influenced by tribal art and archaeology, in particular the unglazed wares found in archeological sites all over the world, including Neolithic China, south western United States, Susa in Iran and village pots made all over West Africa.
30 May 2011
We are pleased that Phil Tyler will show his new Still Life paintings in our Summer of Art exhibition, starting on 4 June.
In the same genre as works by Samuel John Peploe and William Nicholson, Phil Tyler's contemporary Still Life paintings are a departure from his "Head" series and "Swimmers" shown last year, although there are some new ones of the latter as well to be seen.
"Still Life with Coffee Pot" by Peploe just broke the record for Scottish artists at an auction at Christies in London at £1 million.
28 May 2011
We are pleased to introduce a new artist, William Wright.
His work is loosely based within the traditional genres of landscape, still life and portraiture.
The paintings to be included in our Summer of Art Exhibition is currently exploring themes of memory, time and the psychology of travel.
His work has been exhibited throughout the UK and accepted into the Celeste Art Prize and Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
25 May 2011
Our Summer of Art mixed exhibtion starts on 4 June, with a private view on 3 June.
We have updated Barbara Macfarlane's page with work to be included, as well as other artists: Nick Bodimeade, Gary Goodman, Piers Ottey, Chris Keenan, Giles Penny and Nigel Lambert.
We will also have new prints by Patrick Edgeley, Helen Brown and Kate Boxer.
24 May 2011
Following his "London Symphony" exhibited in 2010, Felix Anaut will show his "Zaragoza Visual Symphony" an exhibition of large paintings accompanied by music written by Gonzalo Alonso specifically for this event, in Zaragoza in 24 May 2011.
The piece includes an aria written by Felix Anaut, which will be sung by the international soprano Marta Almajano. The whole project will be accompanied by a catalogue, c.d. recording and video. With a very innovative installation, the project is curated by Carlos Buil & Ricardo Marco, and sponsored by the Caja Rural Foundation.
19 May 2011