Posts Tagged ‘gallery’
Exhibition | Tully Crook – To Have Lived A Life
Tully Crook is an English artist born in 1938 in Hampstead, London. He trained at the St. Martins School of Art and had an extensive career in advertising. Crook is best known for his prints of birds and nudes, and he has also exhibited as a sculptor, having a one-man exhibition of imaginary islands created…
Read MoreExhibition | Derby Print Open
The Derby Print Open showcases contemporary printmaking from artists based in the United Kingdom. derbyprintopen.org More details coming soon…
Read MoreBackgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley
Backgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley 27 April – 25 May 2019 Closed Fridays and Sundays.
Read MoreBackgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley
Backgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley 27 April – 25 May 2019 Closed Fridays and Sundays.
Read MorePREVIEW: Backgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley
Backgrounds. New Paintings by Rob Padley 27 April – 25 May Preview 26 April, 6-9pm
Read MoreExhibition | FORMAT19
The Office of Revised Futures curated by Rodrigo Orrantia An installation of the work of five artists who work with photography and collage. The exhibition includes existing works and includes a workshop where new work is produced as a live event. formatfestival.com
Read MoreExhibition | FORMAT19
The Office of Revised Futures curated by Rodrigo Orrantia An installation of the work of five artists who work with photography and collage. The exhibition includes existing works and includes a workshop where new work is produced as a live event. formatfestival.com
Read MoreExhibition | Bernie Rutter: Vessels and the Spaces We Keep Safe
A selection of prints by Bernie Rutter. Join Bernie for a Private View on September 28, 6-8pm and for a special collaborative collagraph and letterpress workshop between Bernie and our very own printer Chris.
Read MoreExhibition | Once Upon a Time by Pandora Johnson
An exhibition exploring traditional fairy tales from a modern perspective.
Read MoreExhibition: Once Upon a Time by Pandora Johnson
An exhibition exploring traditional fairy tales from a modern perspective.
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