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Kettle’s Yard is a house with a permanent collection of early twentieth century works of art and a gallery presenting a changing programme of contemporary and modern art exhibitions. Artists in the collection include Ben & Winifred Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Alfred Wallis, Constantin Brancusi and Christopher Wood.
Kettle’s Yard organises a variety of activities which include regular music concerts, an extensive education programme and several talks, tours and symposia.
* Please note that during 2012, Kettle's Yard is commencing construction of a new Education Wing to meet the expanded needs of our education programme. While we build, parts of the gallery and at times the house will be closed. In the reduced gallery space we shall be presenting focused displays by artists in the collection and by contemporary artists. In addition, our opening hours shall be as listed during the building work. *
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Alex was born in 1968 in the heart of Perthshire in Scotland in a town called Blairgowrie.
He was singer with Brit pop indie Stars Hurricane#1 and signed to the infamous Alan McGee Label (Creation) they had a string of top 40 hit singles and 2 top 20 albums. in the mid to late 90,s. The guitarist and main songwriter Andy Bell went on to join Gay Dad and then eventually playing bass with Oasis he is now the guitarist with Liam Gallagher's new band Beady Eye. Alex went on to do 4 solo albums 1 on Sony records and the others on his own label 12 Ft Wide Records.
He is now an accomplished abstract impressionist artist and has sold many paintings around the world including to a few stars such as Woody Allen, Mike Tyson, Donald Trump and his old boss, Music Guru, Alan McGee to name a few. His paintings could be described in the same Genre as Jackson Pollock but with a twist. Alex has also been working on a new Art project with Alan McGee. Alex predominantly works with acrylic mediums on very large canvas.
AWOL Studios has 58 Studios in Hope Mill in Manchester. We have just finished a refurbishment of the 5th floor so currently have some New Studios ready for you to move in.
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Established in 1972 BAGT exists to provide artist studios and a public programme.
North Devon Arts was formed in 1998 from a need expressed by rurally isolated artists in the area, of wanting to feel connected, meet like-minded people and feeling they could be a greater voice for the Arts in North Devon by joining forces.
NDA is a constituted, membership group (with over 200 members), meeting on the second Wednesday evening of each month, usually at Broomhill Art Hotel. These meetings are open to all interested in the Arts, with a charge of £4 for non-members. Each meeting has a subject and topics are enormously varied. In the past we've had formal presentations by guest speakers including Peter Randall Page and Chris Chapman, plus informal discussions on aspects of art, poetry readings, demonstrations and a performance of dance. Arrive at 7.15 pm to network with members over a delicious hot buffet supper - phone the Broomhill Art Hotel to book supper on 01271 850 262.
The annual exhibition, held in January/February of each year, is the highlight of our year. Generously hosted by the Broomhill Art Hotel in Muddiford, it gives all members the opportunity to exhibit their work in an internationally renowned contemporary art gallery and to gain support from colleagues and the public and a chance for the cross-fertilisation of ideas and future collaborations.
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My work is intended to be "images to delight the eye and provoke thought", and includes a variety of media including book art, collage, paint, textiles and printmaking. The images are sometimes representational sometimes abstracted, and emphasize line, form and colour. After a history degree from Oxford, a PGCE from Warwick University and a City and Guilds qualification in textiles I gained a degree in Art and Design from the University of Hertfordshire. I have had a variety of solo and group exhibitions in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, and also work to commission, and run workshops in making pop-ups and books.
We are manufacturers of picture frames and photo frames to the trade. We specialise in supplying the photographic and art industries along with anyone else who wants to buy a quantity of frames. We manufacture our own brand of ready made photo frames and have done for the last 20 years. All frames are hand made by ourselves in our Gloucestershire factory. As well as supplying frames we have artwork from some of the UK's leading artists for sale at incredible prices!
Nestled in the heart of Frome's artistic community, Rook Lane Arts is a converted chapel that holds art exhibitions, music events, a retro market and talks.
The original chapel was built in 1707 and served the community of Frome until 1968 but then followed 25 years of dereliction. Through the 90s, the space was used by artists for informal workshops, performances and exhibitions but it wasn't until 2001 that NVB Architects moved in to renovate the chapel and build a contemporary annex at the rear.
The chapel is now home to Rook Lane Arts Trust.
Two spacious galleries host a huge range of exhibitions. These include contemporary art from local and nationally famous artists, and loans from major museums and galleries in the UK and overseas.
The building is also home to Woking's Story, an interactive museum of the town's history from the 19th Century to the present day. Here you can listen to people’s memories of life in Woking and watch historic films.
As well as art and history, there is often the chance to explore science and the natural world – usually with a family-friendly theme.
If you’re visiting with children (or with your parents!) you’ll find plenty to keep them occupied. There are lots of hands-on activities and interactive displays.
You can also enjoy a coffee, lunch, or even a pre-theatre dinner in our canalside bistro. Afterwards you can browse for a special gift or memento of your visit in our gift shop.
Visitors with disabilities will find the building is easy to use. It has been designed to be one of the most accessible cultural venues in the South East.
Bo Lee works with found and personally shot footage to recreate a theme that occurs in his mental consciousness. He visualizes on film or video, the tendencies of our human society and displays the underlying emotion that is embedded in our psychological system.
Themes for his work range from religion, to environmental or emotional injustice as most of Bo Lee's work derives from the need to showcase the struggles that take place but the primary concern in all his work is the story. Whether the story is inherent within the visuals, or whether it lies as a back drop, the need for it is true in all his works.
Favoring the raw texture of found footage, he embraces the technological advances in his craft but only to challenge the notion of what he can do. Currently he has taken curiosity with the possibilities of HTML and the Internet as a medium, with works such as "The Elephant" and "Art as a Commodity," but also have been working with his traditional video medium, collaborating with artist Ryan Anzures on a 3 channel Installation titled, "Death By a 1000 Frames."
Squid & Tabernacle is an itinerant gallery project staging a series of short-term exhibitions in varying media and venues. Our new location, a shipping container at Hartwell Street in Dalston, will play host to a series of site-specific exhibitions, installations and interventions starting spring 2010.
A long established gallery, with a small intimate space, and an informal place for art enthusiasts, collectors and first time buyers to browse through an exciting collection of works. The large stock includes prominent 19th-21st century British artists; Glasgow School; Scottish Colourists; 20th century Scottish Masters; The Bloomsbury Group; Modern British Artists and many others.
Cosmopolis – The International Gathering of Storymakers
A festival of words, images and sounds to celebrate and explore the universal human practice of making stories, to take place on the University of East Anglia campus on 5th June 2010.
Featuring: AMIT CHAUDHURI, GEOFF DYER, HAND ULRICH OBRIST, GILES FODEN, DAYANITA SINGH, RICHARD T KELLY, DOMINIQUE GONZALEZ-FOERSTER, JASON COWLEY, JAY GRIFFITHS, KEVIN CUMMINS, KEREN CYTTER, ALAN EDWARDS, LEE BRACKSTONE, AUSTIN WILDE, DEREK JOHNS, JUDY COUNIHAN.
Cosmopolis, a major summit in the arts will mark the launch of Think Something Different, a scheme designed to create a scholarship fund for the University of East Anglia’s Faculty of Arts and Humanities. Think Something Different is supported by a number of the foremost figures in the Arts today, from the novelist Ian McEwan, to the President of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), Sir Colin Davis, and the former Director of the National Theatre, Sir Richard Eyre.
Cosmopolis will bring together distinguished figures from the creative industries; people who have contributed to stories that have become important to audiences and readerships around the world today. In addition to a series of panel discussions, there will be Cosmopolis Masterclasses, giving audiences a rare insight into the secrets of the creative industries. Please see programme below.
