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The office at Harbour House is usually open for enquiries from 10.30 am – 12.30 pm Monday – Friday. Outside these times we’re happy to see you by appointment.
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www.harbourhouse.org.uk Entry is free and unless otherwise stated opening times are 10 am – 5 pm daily, 10 am – 4 pm on Sunday.
ART EXHIBITIONS till 4 August
Being Present An exhibition of Joe Webster’s latest paintings, some created aboard his canoe as he paddles around the creeks of the Kingsbridge estuary. Bluebells from West Alvington woodland are presented alongside views to Horse’s Head at East Prawle. Being Present describes Joe’s working method, his philosophy of putting aside digital media and the intimacy gained with his landscape. Infor- mal gallery talk with the artist: Sat 3 Aug. 11 am
6 – 11 August
Between the Land and the Sea An exhibition exploring the beauty of the Devon coastline and the challenges it faces. The centrepiece is a giant Kraken - a sea monster made from beach trash, stretching through the length of the art gallery. Other works include photographs and audio-visual work of the Devon coastline by Rod Birtles and Alison Theaker’s sculptures made of plastic beach litter, prints made using natural materials such as pebbles and seaweed and other equally creative mixed media works.
13 – 18 August
Through the Artist’s Window Sea, beach, garden, home, field and hedgerow explored through painting and printmaking by Maggie Smith, who launches her book of drawn from her diaries and sketchbooks kept through the seasons. Opening view: Tuesday 13 August, 6 - 8 pm
20 August – 1 September
Island Artist Fresh, atmospheric paintings of coasts and seascapes by Emma Carter Bromfield. 3 – 15 September
Bright, Bold Landscapes Soft pastel paintings by Jo Probert. 17 – 29 September
Recent Works An exhibition of oil paintings by Susie David, exploring water and other elements of the wild.
1 – 13 October
Stretching Boundaries An exhibition of paintings, drawings and mixed media works by Frank Wotton, Clare Pumfrey and Kath Pelforth.
Maggie Smith- Morning Walk, Slapton Ley ii
YOGA WORKSHOPS: Saturday 14 September Menopause, wellness and vitality workshop with Julie Bladon and Christine Dumbleton Full details and booking:
www.juliebladon.com
Sunday 15 September Yoga as a way of life Yoga workshop with Sheila Coombes. “Enjoy how you feel after your weekly yoga class? Wonder how to bring yoga more into your life? This workshop will show you how to create a person- al practice to do on your mat at home… so that you can feel that good every day!” Contact Sheila: 01803 732012
Tuesday mornings throughout August Children’s sewing workshops with Emma of Pom, Stitch Tassel Make a skirt and a cushion – all materials provided. No experience needed! Full details and booking:
www.pomstitchtassel.com/ workshops
Alison Theaker – Buoy Zone
Harbour House, The Promenade, Kingsbridge, TQ7 1JD, TEL: 01548 854708 w
CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS: 28 – 29 September
Weekend pastel painting workshop with Keith Stott 28 – 29 September Contact Keith: 01747 852507
Joe Webster – Night Sycamore
Painting classes with Suzy Fasht ARWS Tuesday mornings, 17 September - 29 October (no class 22 October) Friendly, encouraging and informative painting classes suitable for all levels of ability. Further information and contact:
www.suzyfasht.com
Untutored life drawing every Friday morning. Suitable for those with some previous experience of life drawing. Contact Annabelle: 01548 831273
ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN: 6 August Make a pom pom letter with Emma of Pom, Stitch Tassel. A workshop suitable for children aged 5+ Full details and booking:
www.pomstitchtassel.com/ workshops
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