CASH FOR COASTLINE APPEAL


As part of this exhibition, Glenn has offered prints from two of his paintings up for sale to raise money for the National Trust’s Neptune Coastal Campaign that works to safeguard 780 miles of the UK’s coastline.


He says: ‘I am enthralled by our outstanding countryside and am working with the National Trust, donating a percentage of the revenue generated from two prints in the show, (that are of National Trust protected coastlines),


to their Neptune Coastal Campaign.


‘Helping safeguard this magnificent resource for our children is crucial and selection for the TV show along with these competition successes, has encouraged me to produce more landscape work,’ he explained.


Prints of the two images are available to buy for £12.50.


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ART COMES TO PORT LOOP


A new ‘art house’ will be opening at Port Loop, Birmingham’s new island community, bringing culture to the doorsteps of new homeowners and the surrounding neighbourhood.


The first of its kind in Birmingham, the art house – called YARD – is being delivered by Joint Venture developers, Urban Splash and Places for People, in collaboration with MAIA Group; whose aim is to support sustainable creativity in cities by building social infrastructure and connecting artists to resources that help sustain their practice and develop their environments.


MAIA has taken residence in a three storey town house at Port Loop, which will be home to three resident artists at any one time. The ground floor of YARD will include art and community space which will be open to Port Loop residents and the wider community, with a regular timetable of events.


These events will range from yoga classes to artist workshops, roundtable discussions, cook outs, live music and poetry nights. A series of ‘soft-launch’ events will take place before Christmas, with the full schedule due to begin in January 2021.


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