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March 2020
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In anticipation of questions regarding the potential impact of COVID-19 on my classes and courses, I am keeping close watch on the W.H.O website and the Department of Health website to make sure the workshops meet the advised safety precautions.
And I have also relaxed the workshop cancellation policy, so that you will receive a full refund if you need to cancel your booking at short notice due to ill health or other consequences of the current corona virus outbreak. And obviously, if I were to fall ill or be required to self isolate, the workshop would be cancelled and you would receive a full refund. |
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Sculpture workshop: wax modelling and armatures
with Olivia Clifton-Bligh at Bull Mill Arts 28th and 29th March 10am-4pm, 1 space remaining 2-day workshop £125 For centuries sculptors have used wax as a sculpting material. Wax sculptures are original works of art in their own right or can be used as an intermediary stage in a sculptural process. Day 1: preparatory drawings and observation skills; preparing a three-dimensional composition; constructing an armature. Day 2: wax modelling on a wire armature. This workshop is suitable for all levels of experience, from beginners to practicing artists. All tools and materials are provided. Places are limited to 8 people; please contact me to book a place. |
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Linocut printmaking workshop
with Olivia Clifton-Bligh at Bull Mill Arts Saturday 25th April 10am-4.30pm £50 Sunday 26th April10am-4.30pm £50 Both workshops Saturday and Sunday 10am-4.30pm daily, £90. Sometimes people ask me 'if I've attended your printmaking workshop before, can I come again?' - Yes, of course! People return to the workshop over and over again to practice techniques and develop design ideas and for the joy of spending a whole day entirely devoted to creative printmaking without distractions... This workshop is suitable for complete beginners as well as experienced artists. Places are limited to 10 people; please contact me to book a place. |
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Exhibitions
I am currently exhibiting my new hand burnished and illuminated linocut prints at The Pod Messums Wiltshire Wednesday - Saturday 10am -5pm Sunday 10am - 4pm. In May, I am really looking forward to joining Cornwall Open Studios for the first time. I will be showing my linocut prints and bronze sculptures in my riverside studio at Trethake Mill Lanteglos-by-Fowey, 23rd, 24th, 25th & 30th, 31st May. Walking distance to the South West Coast Path and to neighbouring artists Janet Downes, Thomas Duggan and Alice Clough. And in June, Bull Mill Arts Open Studios in Wiltshire with resident and guest artists (date TBC). More exhibitions and events in the pipeline for Summer and Autumn 2020. You can join my newsletter here for email updates and invitations. |
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My work is also currently represented by:
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Messums Wiltshire
Place Farm, Court Street, Tisbury, Salisbury SP3 6LW www.messumswiltshire.com David Simon Contemporary 37 High Street, Castle Cary BA7 7AP www.davidsimoncontemporary.com Tanya Baxter Contemporary Kings Road Gallery, 436 Kings Road, London SW10 0LJ tanyabaxtercontemporary.com |
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also at Bull Mill Arts
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The Banjul or Bust Film Project: 4 friends, 2 trusty old vans, a documentary film and human rights campaign, travelling 3700 miles from the UK to the Gambia to raise money for Amnesty International...
The team successfully made it all the way to the Gambia and delivered their cargo of prosthetic limbs to an amputee clinic in Banjul for Legs4Africa. On their return to the UK they have begun editing their film footage and interviews to create a documentary. See more info about the Banjul or Bust Project at www.yogapod.co.uk/and-now |
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Nick Andrew and Tanya Hinton's studio is open on the first Saturday of every month, showing contemporary landscape and weathered wood paintings.
www.nickandrew.co.uk www.tanyahinton.jimdo.com 
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