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Thursday, 11 March 2010

St Ives Arts Club Exhibition - Coast News

St Ives Arts Club Exhibition - Coast News
St Ives Arts Club Exhibition - Coast News


A new exhibition opens today at St Ives Arts Club - Coast News.

A reciprocal event featuring the work of both St Ives artists and East Durham Artists Network (EDAN)

EDAN are an artist led group and members represent a cross section of the visual arts. These include painters, sculptors, glass and textile artists, photographers and poets.

Local work will include abstract and figurative paintings, poetry, textiles, films and original composed music including Cornish language songs.

The two places share a common heritage including their coastlines, artists and a history of mining.

The exhibition opens on Thursday 11th March and is then open Thursday to Sunday, from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm, running until Friday 26th March. Free entry.

More info is on:
St Ives Arts Club Website

Details of other St Ives Exhibitions are on:
St Ives Events Calendar

Friday, 21 August 2009

St Ives Arts Club - Exhibition




Next week sees the opening of a new exhibition at St Ives Arts Club.

See My Words Make Love.
An exhibition of images and words by artist and poet Crispin Williams.

Word meets image in an explosive creative collision. Crispin Williams lifts his poetry off the page and spins his words into striking visual crystallisations of colour and form.

These unusual pieces are expressed through a range of media including sculpture and digital art.

Crispin explains, ‘I’m in a process of integration, pushing words into my art and allowing my visual work to play with the images in my poems. But it’s more than just illustration and ekphrasis, words can be images and images can be words, It’s not easy to totally merge words and images without destroying one or the other but in a some of the pieces I’m reaching towards elements of fusion’.

Runs from Thursday 27th August - Thursday 3rd September 2009.
Open every day 10.00am - 4.00pm.
Free admission.