46 South Hams Art
Spring Exhibitions S
pring is an inspiring time of year for artists. The dark days of winter are over as the days
grow longer, the sun shines brighter and colour appears everywhere. The beauty and unique character of the South West is the inspiration for two exhibitions at The Brownston Gallery. First up is The South West Academy Spring Exhibition featuring twelve highly regarded Academicians, with an impressive range and diversity of work. Stunning abstracts from Martin Procter, Annie Ward and Jan Phethean; atmospheric industrial maritime scenes from Tony Williams; beautiful land- and seascapes from Alan Cotton, Matt Hoile, Clark Nicol and Laurence Belbin; meticulous still lifes from Robert Mountjoy and portraits from Jo Dixon; bronzes from Helen Ridehalgh and ceramics from Laurel Keeley all come together in this prestigious exhibition. The exhibition runs till 20th April.
Below: Early-light. Clark-Nicol by Catherine Gillen FROM THE BROWNSTON GALLERY, MODBURY
Left: Jo Vollers Roses Above: DOG - Helen Ridehalgh
Below: Jan Phethean. House of whispering leaves.
Left: Teresa Pemberton Sweet Peas
The next exhibition Earthly Delights brings together for the first time three women artists who are also inspired by the wonderful countryside of the region. Teresa Pemberton, Joanna Vollers and Sue Luxton each have very different styles: from Teresa’s vibrant colourful landscapes, to Jo’s beautiful floral still lifes, and Sue’s quirky portrayals of everyday life. Supported by South Hams sculptor Sally Derrick, this will be a very attractive exhibition.
Earthly Delights runs from 10th to 31st May. The Brownston Gallery, Modbury PL21 0QR • t: 01548 831338 •
www.thebrownstongallery.co.uk
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