SOMERSET ART WORKS BECOME A FRIEND OF SOMERSET ART WORKS
Friends make a vital contribution to our charity. Your subscription funds opportunities for artists and audiences to engage our communities in creativity and culture. From as little as £25 a year you can benefit from:
• A quarterly Friends newsletter • A Somerset Art Weeks guide by post, hot off the press • Invitations to attend private views and special events • Volunteering your expertise with SAW
Friends are invited to join us for an evening at RE-FORMATION, an informal reception at the Bishop’s Palace on Thursday 19th September at 6.30pm. Four exhibiting artists will talk about their work, with a tour of the gardens, drinks and canapés.
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EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL
Get all the benefits of a being a friend plus invitations to our 2 high profile festival events this year:
CLOSE HOUSE LATE LATE SUMMER PARTY 14 September
An exhibition of work by Turner Prize winner Grenville Davey, acclaimed artists Magnus Hammick and Anna Mossman; and visit the project space to view work produced by Amanda Lynch, Artist in Residence in collaboration with SAW’s Creative Pathways programme for emerging artists. Canapes, drinks and Meet the Artists in the beautiful setting of a 17th Century mansion.
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‘Decay’ Amanda Lynch
WOOKEY HOLE* 20 September
A new installation by artist and filmmaker Ben Rivers premiers in a very special setting for Somerset Art Weeks Festival. Rivers returns to the county regularly, his commitment and knowledge to context is as impressive as his international recognition. Rivers was awarded the prestigious Dutch Eye Art and Film Prize in 2016 and in 2013 completed an extraordinary Artangel commission.
If you would like to join our Friends scheme please see information on the next page.
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