Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 June 2012

In Residence- Nant y Coy Arts


We are off to Nant y Coy Arts at Treffgarne Gorge  for our third week at this wonderful location. It gives us a great opportunity to work immersed in the landscape without the usual interruptions. Its always great to meet new people and talk with them about working techniques and our work in general.
Anyone in the area is welcome to join us for the day - there is a cafe on site and lots of fabulous landscape from which to find inspiration.


Tuesday 12th June-Sunday 17th June
10am-5pm
Nant y Coy Arts , Treffgarne, Haverfordwest, Pembs. SA62 5LR

Monday, 18 July 2011

Imaging the Muse

This artists book was created for a group show at Tregwynt ,Pembs. Poems by six contemporary poets from West Wales have inspired artists from Fishguard Arts Society and will be on show later in the week. 
The book uses a mixture of drawings in pencil, or ink and watercolour and places them with text from the poem. This has been digitally reproduced and bound into a concertina book of 14 panels. There are 2 versions- one with a hardback cover and the second with a simple card binding.

Artists book, inspired by 'Cwmbach: the garden',a poem by Mike Sharpe.





 To be shown at 'Imaging the Muse'- an exhibition of works inspired by 6 contemporary poets at Tregwynt Manor from Thursday 21st July

Sunday, 12 June 2011

Tall Stories Exhibition now open

Artists and crafts makers showing at this event are Yvette Brown,Annie Coombs,Glenn Ibbitson,Carole King, Steve Thompson,Clare Ferguson Walker and Moira White,

Sunday, 17 April 2011

Working Drawings

Interesting exhibition of working drawings by a a group of artists from Fishguard Arts Society can be previewed in this short slideshow http://youtu.be/BriZxyANXg0.
A drawing in progress is shot in time lapse, working drawings and sketches for finished pieces are all here. the exhibition is currently showing in Fishguard Library Gallery, Fishguard, Pembrokshire- Library opening hours. Some of the finished pieces can be seen a few hundred yards away in the concurrent exhibition H20 (water), showing in the Junior school.