GALLERIES TAKING PART IN GALLERIES FESTIVAL
DARTMOUTH GALLERIES FESTIVAL STARTS FRIDAY 16TH OCTOBER
in the window? Dartmouth is a notoriously doggie town and along with most businesses here, we welcome dogs in to our gallery. Seeing dogs all day gave the idea for this show and so from October 16th
baxters How much is that doggie
Baxters will be transformed with a mix
PREVIEWS START AT 6PM AND GO ON UNTIL 9PM YOU ARE INVITED TO ALL THE GALLERIES
ALSO VISIT US ON SATURDAY 24th FROM 10am – 1pm FOR AN “ART TASTING”
of paintings and sculptures on show, all featuring dogs. There are 2 painters in the show:- Jackie Spurrier was one of the first artists to exhibit at Bax- ters and was one of the original painters of finely painted close ups of cows. She is now using this style to great effect with dogs and has a great ability to portray the character of the sitter. Sally Welchman is another artist who truly captures
baxters dar tmouth how much is that doggie in the window? Ainscough Contemporary Art Artmill Gallery II Browns Hill Arts Coombe Gallery Duke Street Gallery Paul Barclay
exhibition from 16th oct - 5th nov 2015 jackie spurrier • simon hart • sally welchman
tim southall • gemma rees • virginia dowe • kate toms
joanne cooke • bridget baker • demelza whitley private view 16th oct from 6-9pm (dogs welcome)
baxters artist lynn muir will be speaking at the flavel on wed 28th at 7.30pm meet kate toms demonstrating at baxters from 11am on thursday 29th
Trish Thomas Designer Jewellery 12 Foss St, Dartmouth, Devon TQ6 9DR Triton Gallery Tel 01803 839000
www.baxtersgallery.co.uk info@baxtersgallery.co.uk
character in her naïve paintings on wood which she paints on her kitchen table in her native Brighton. Printmaker Tim Southall has created a collection of dog etchings for the exhibition which show dogs in different habitats – the beach, the woods and the snow – all environments to put a smile on any dog’s face. If you want an excuse to smile yourself, Dartmouth artist Simon Hart has created some wonderful collages for the show which will certainly do that. He will also have prints, gifts and cards available showing a wide variety of breeds. There will be a wide variety of ce- ramic dog sculptures available from a selection of sculptors who all use different techniques. Virginia Dowe produces beautiful hounds by wrapping thin sheets of clay. Joanne Cooke cre- ates handbuilt dogs with a huge amount of character and Demelza Whitley produces individual raku fired dogs as well as some in a tableaux format. Gemma Rees will also be showing sculptures made from a mix of wire, paper, metal and paper clay. She truly represents the personality of the dogs she creates. Kate Toms will show her needle felted dogs as well as demon- strating her technique in Baxters on Thursday 29th
Baxters D’Art Gallery Simon Drew Gallery October and Bridget
Baker is creating a collection of wire dogs which are amazing in how they show the shape of each breed. Real dogs are welcome in Baxters as long as they are neither wet nor naughty! Images will be added to our website
www.baxtersgallery.co.uk before the show as they become available.
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