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Eleonora Knowland: retrospective exhibition at The Bank

Eleonora Knowland : RETROSPECTIVE

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The themes that seem to be a constant in my work are light, colour and simplicity. I aim to get to the essence of what I am painting without too much information getting in the way. I like the viewer to bring their own emotions and experiences to the work when they spend time looking at it.

Collecting together work for the retrospective has been very interesting, giving me an overview to my approach. I have also found it enjoyable seeing the work again; they feel like old friends.

Here are some pictures from the exhibition:

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Read more about Eleonora Knowland.

Eleonora Knowland : RETROSPECTIVE
Thursday 9th April – Sunday 3rd May 2015
The Bank
2 Castle Street
Eye
Suffolk
IP23 7AN
Tel:01379 873495

The Bank is open Tuesday – Saturday 8.30am – 5pm, Sunday 10am – 4pm, closed third Sunday of every month, see website for full details: http://www.thebankeye.org

Helen Dougall: new exhibition at Edmund Gallery, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Helen Dougall, painter, printmaker and batik artist, has a new exhibition opening soon at The Edmund Gallery in Bury St Edmunds, from from Saturday 21st March – Thursday 26th March 2015.

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© Helen Dougall

Helen is sharing the exhibition with the ceramicist, Rob Wheeler.

The Edmund Gallery is situated on Angel Hill and is run by St Edmundsbury Cathedral as a non-profit art space. The gallery occupies rooms previously used by the cathedral’s education department. This exhibition is open to the public with kind permission of the Dean and Chapter of St Edmundsbury Cathedral

An Exhibition of Ceramics by Rob Wheeler and Batik Wallhangings, Paintings and Prints by Helen Dougall

The Edmund Gallery
St. Edmundsbury Cathedral
Angel Hill
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
IP33 1LS

Saturday 21st March to Thursday 26th March 2015

Meet the artists at the preview: 2 – 5 pm, Saturday 21st March 2015. The exhibition continues daily until Thursday 26th March, open 10 am – 6 pm.

Helen has shared some of her art and inspiration here on the Artworks blog, in our artists’ interviews series called ‘Take Five’: Take five with… Helen Dougall.

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© Helen Dougall

Helen offers occasional workshops on batik in her studio and in schools. In addition to being a member of Artworks, Helen is also a member of the Batik Guild and the Suffolk Craft Society. Get an insight into Helen’s art by visiting her Artworks page on this website, or visit her own website: http://hdbatik.co.uk

Liz Waugh McManus: Ripples – inspired by nature, exhibition at Pyramid Gallery

Liz Waugh McManus is to have some of her glass sculptures featured in a new exhibition, Ripples – Glass Inspired by Nature, at the Pyramid Gallery, York.

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‘Slow Train V’ © Liz Waugh McManus

 

Liz was one of twenty six artists (out of over eighty entries from all over the world) whose work was selected for the exhibition organised by The Contemporary Glass Society (CGS).

As the organisers state: ‘Glass has the ability to emulate forms, patterns and structures found in nature; RIPPLES will highlight the breadth of inspiration that nature provides to many practicing glass artists.

The exhibition will be a showcase for contemporary glass artworks. Ripples will feature contemporary glass artworks by: Ian Barrowcliffe, Effie Burns, Keith Cummings, Rachel Elliott, Peter Fricker, Laura Hart, Catherine Hough, Alisoun Howie, Elin Isaksson, Angela Jarman, Tlws Johnson, James Maskrey, Roberta Mason, Faith Mercer, Lisa Pettibone, Cathryn Shilling, Boris Shpiezman, Helen Slater, Nancy Sutcliffe, Peter Smyth, Graeme Thyer, JanHein van Stiphout, Liz Waugh McManus, Rachel Welford, Elke Westen, Amy Whittingham.

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Ripples – Glass Inspired by Nature
14th March – 5th May 2015
Pyramid Gallery
43 Stonegate
York
YO1 8AW

The Contemporary Glass Society (CGS) is widely regarded as the foremost organisation in the UK for promoting and encouraging cutting edge glass and glass-makers within the wider art world. Read more on their website: http://www.cgs.org.uk