Gallery North’s 2019 programme is about to get under way with this year’s WaterWeek exhibition.
The opening preview of the Waterweek 2019 Vital Water exhibition is on Sunday 3rd March. There will be a further event at the gallery with respect to the actual Waterweek on the evening of 22nd March.
Memories of eight care home residents are at the heart of the current wide-ranging and evocative exhibition.
A group of students interviewed the residents and then commissioned fifteen gallery artists to produce works inspired by the life stories that had been revealed to them.
The exhibition has been receiving interest and attention from local media.
The exhibition remains open till mid-December.
The upstairs rooms contain the usual assortment of work by resident artists. The main exhibition is downstairs – here are some of the works you will see…
Do visit the gallery and see the work for yourself. This is just a sampling of the show.
A unique inter-generational community project is coming to fruition next month with an exhibition of more than twenty works by fifteen artists based on the memories of a group of residents from Bowes House who were interviewed by four local students.
Open throughout August:
An exhibition of the printworks of some of the masters of modern art.
A visual narrative on the emergence of the concept of affordable decorative
art. Other works on display include original paintings, photography, pottery
and wood turning by the resident artists and photographers.
Previewing on Saturday 8th Spetember at midday, the Festival Exhibition:
Celebrating Hailsham Arts Festival 2018, Slot Canyon “Composition” is
a joint exhibition of paintings and photographs by Tony Spencer and
Donna Hudson. Also taking part in the Festival Art Trail, the gallery will be
showing a wide variety of work by resident artists and photographers.
Seek out the Festival Programme for other venues.
There is much to see in the new exhibition opening Saturday June 16th. Showing till the middle of August, there is ample opportunity to make more than one visit and really absorb the work.
Downstairs, popular artists Brian Dunford and Graham Binks have another joint show of work, while upstairs members of The Arts School are having their first group exhibition.
Work by resident artists fills other spaces in the gallery.
As usual, work is for a sale, and there are unframed prints and cards available too.
Examples of Brian Dunford’s work:
Examples of Graham Binks’ work:
A major exhibition of vibrant paintings and artworks by Graham Binks and Brian Dunford. Their work includes landscapes, still life, figures and contemporary images painted in watercolour, oils, and acrylics.
Joining this exhibition upstairs is One – The Arts School. To celebrate their first year, The Arts School is delighted to hold an exhibition of tutor and students’ art work. Sophie Douglas and students show a selection of their work in various mediums including charcoal, pencil and paint.
See Calendar for remainder of year.
