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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.
EXIBITIONS 1 – 13 October
10 am – 5 pm daily
Stretching Boundaries Stretching Boundaries brings Frank Wotton, Kath Pelforth and Clare Pumfrey together again with an exploration of media and the diverse approaches to forming the visual image. Frank Wotton continues to explore the depiction of the human form with paint on canvas. Clare Pumfrey extends her work with figures, drawing and painting with an emphasis on the final image surface. She explores the potential of losing the image in the process and regaining it, profiting from the development of marks. Kath Pelforth pursues the potential of discarded objects and materials in her paintings, prints and assemblages, encouraging the viewer to appreciate their aesthetic and narrative qualities when given a differ- ent context.
19 October – 5 November 10 am – 5 pm, Monday – Saturday
Patterns Open art exhibition featuring a wide range of works by local artists, who were challenged to produce new work in response to the idea of patterns.
Left: Ian Carr – Hedgerow
9 – 17 November 10 am – 5 pm daily
Arrangement of Colours Oil paintings by Jolanta Bogdan Subject matter, texture and shape are important, but colour is the driving force for Jolanta Bogdan in her paint- ings. Combinations and juxtaposi- tions of colour inspire her in her still life and landscape oil paintings.
Harbour House, The Promenade, Kingsbridge, TQ7 1JD, TEL: 01548 854708 w
ARTS & CRAFTS CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS:
Above: Clare Pumfrey – Untitled drawing
Left Bank forum for writers (and aspiring writers) Saturday 12 October, 10 am – 1 pm A monthly gathering offers information, inspiration and the supportive company of other writers. Left Bank is aimed at a range of writers from those with several pieces of work already completed to those who only have dreams of beginning. Further information from Michael Elsmere on 01803 732761.
Darn It! Workshops with Kim Searle Festive Lino Printing: Tuesday 15 October, 2 – 4.30 pm Poured candles: Tuesday 15 October, 6 – 8 pm Email Kim at
kim@darnitworkshops.co.uk
Sew Fabulous! With Danielle Chaker Thursday mornings, 31 October – 12 December Come and join our friendly sewing community. Bring your own pattern/project and be guided and taught by a qualified and experienced tutor. All levels are welcome, including absolute beginners. Contact Danielle on 0778451881
YOGA WORKSHOPS: Your Space mini yoga workshop with
Lucie Minne Saturday 12 October, 10.30 am – 1 pm More time for deeper exploration of some of the pos- tures, breathing exercises and meditations and more individual attention than in an ordinary class as the numbers are limited. Suitable for those with some experience of yoga. Advance booking essential: lucie.
yoga@rocketmail.com
Above: Jolanta Bogdan – Diagonal Striped
19 – 24 November 10 am – 5 pm daily Opening view: Friday 22 November, 6 - 8 pm
Together Without You Drawings by Cary Lee “Grief framed me, so the wreath became the frame. Together Without You presents a collection of pencil drawings which conflate the exis- tence of isolation and connection, of grief and love; of feeling broken, and of being whole.” Left: :Cary Lee – Untitled drawing
Laughter and Yoga Workshop with Donna McCheyne and Sophie Carr Sunday 27 October, 10 am – 12 noon Join us for an a morning of fun, rejuvenation and re- laxation. All designed to help you unwind, de-stress and feel happy and energised. Suitable for all levels. For further information and booking see https://
www.simplysoulful.co.uk/yoga/yoga-events/
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES: Make a Halloween pom pom and tassel gar- land with Emma from Pom Stitch Tassel. Saturday 22 October, 10 am – 12 noon
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