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history – during a family gathering or celebration, or (a favourite in the Lot) before the renovation.
Visit
www.karina-knight.com and
karina-knight.net to see examples. If you are considering a portrait now or in the future call Karina Knight Spencer on 05 65 21 53 65 or visit her studio and gallery in Anglars Bourg 46140, Anglars Juillac any time. She is one of the artists who open their ateliers to the public as part of the itinerary of contemporary art in the Prayssac area ARTY-Show.
A circuit of contemporary art to discover Prayssac in the Lot (46)
area who have formed an association called ‘Arty Show’. You can download a map and all the artists’ web sites and phone numbers at
www.arty-show.fr . It would be a good idea to give the (out of town) artists a call before you arrive. The galleries in town will generally be open normal opening hours. If you have visitors with an interest in art, then this may make the great basis for a day out and about.
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hy not take some time out to visit the studios of a group of local full-time artists and their galleries in the Prayssac
1. In Prayssac, at the gallery 'Reves D'art' you will find the work of different artists including some very interesting ceramic work and sculptures.
2. Herve Dupont’s Prayssac gallery shows his own work, a rich mixture of fascinating work, ranging from glass sculptures and jewellery to wall hangings and drawings.
3. Michael Fawcett creates stained glass to commission. Based just 3km from Prayssac, you are invited to email to arrange to visit. Please see the Arty-Show web site for all contact details.
4. At 'La Maison Rose' Niaudon, nr Prayssac, you will find the work of two ceramists Manon Collot and David Robert. At ‘La Maison Rose’ they also run pottery courses, from their website you can register to receive more information.
www.poteriedelamaisonrose.com
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La Maison Rose
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