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Opening Hours Weekdays and Saturday 11am-5pm Sundays 2-5pm Admission Free 01986 873 064 Private Views for Friends of the Gallery from 6.30-8.30pm on the Friday before each show THE GALLERY IS CLOSED FOR HANGING ON THE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY BEFORE EACH EXHIBITION OPENS |
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Calendar
2008
| May 3 - 21 Fran Pemberton Paintings full of colour, movement and energy, based on observation but with a free flow of ideas and a love of the actual paint processes. Penny Hunt Trained in textile design, later painted with varied mixed media. Experimental mark making and veils of colour create texture and form. Penny lives in Halesworth. Dave Sumner Highly detailed black-and-white drawings with a wide range of subjects, from still life to figures and abstracted plant and water forms. Oliver Creed Sculptures of unglazed stoneware in slabbed and cut forms, architectural in concept. |  |
 | May 24 – June 11 Brian Bennett His paintings are an abstract development of former watercolours of boats, doors, walls etc. The media he uses now include acrylic, oil and collage. Gerald Nason Gerald has exhibited regularly at the gallery. This time his work, in mixed media, roughly follows the theme of ‘couples’. Amanda Ansell Semi-abstract paintings: fictitious islands evoking fragile forms of icebergs – a statement of climate change. Amanda studied at Norwich and The Slade. Extra Event Friday 30 May 8.30pm Poems, Wine and Song with Gerald Nason and Vernon Rose Tickets �4 from 01986 798688 |
| June 14 – July 2 John Vesty The subject matter of John’s paintings are still-life, figures, interiors and landscapes, sometimes journeying into the absurd. Jerry White He works in oil and water-colour; almost all the paintings show human images and have ‘story-telling’ titles. They are slightly off-beat and fascinating. Brian Steventon Contemporary landscapes in acrylic, mixed media and water-colour, inspired by the atmosphere and light of East Anglia and Italy. He has exhibited widely. |  |
 | July 5 - 23 Margot Noyes One of East Anglia’s (and Halesworth’s) most respected artists, her landscapes – still pools, trees, strange marshes – never fail to bring both mystery and delight. Poppy Szaybo A photographer, she has turned from years of documenting the lives of refugees to producing vivid cyanotope studies of plant forms, feathers etc. for this exhibition. Darren McMorran Abstracts, where layers of paint float upon each other; round or oval shapes, marks and drips, add to the organic nature of the work. Darren lives in Bungay. |
| July 26 – August 13 Vernon Rose Worked in Cornwall before moving to Suffolk in 1981. With very limited eyesight he paints harbours, cottages, fish, in a bright and clear style. His work is in many local collections. Helen Cockburn Work with found objects, paint and collage, exploring a fascination with poetry, maps and ancient landscapes. Currently experimenting with the artist's book. Desmond Brett Sculpture explored with unconventional use of hand-made processes, construction and text. He will also show drawings related to the 3-D work. |  |
 | August 16 – September 3Bryan WhiteleyTrained at Ipswich and Camberwell in the 60s, his present images of boats, fields, etc, informed by earlier abstractions, are bright and clear, with surface pattern. Mark Ward Sometimes Mark develops ideas from sketches, but often he builds models which are carefully lit and observed. He paints in oil, acrylic, pastel and charcoal. George Turner Paintings, drawings and sculpture from the human figure, stripped of context and made in layers of simple techniques for maximum concision. 6 - 24 SEPTEMBER OPEN EXHIBITION Handing-in Day Wednesday 3rd September 27 and 28 SEPTEMBER Annual Exhibition of Art from Schools in the Halesworth area. |
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