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Friday 28 March - Sunday 4 May Friday 28 March - Sunday 4 May Friday 9 May - Sunday 15 June Friday 9 May - Sunday 15 June Friday 20 June - Sunday 27 July Friday 20 June - Sunday 27 July Friday 1 August - Sunday 7 September Friday 1 August - Sunday 7 September Ninth Art Summer School
Friday 28 March Sunday 4 May
Keith Hayman: Regeneration Paintings and collages of the urban environment. ‘Drawing extensively on my own experience of living and working in cities I am influenced by a wide range of writers, poets, philosophers, architects, artists and musicians in my continuing questioning of their energy and squalor.’ Keith Hayman Gallery
Francis Burrows, curator, will give a talk about the exhibition on Sunday 27 April, 2 2.40pm. All welcome, admission
Friday 28 March Sunday 4 May
Christophe Dillinger Having worked mainly with digital media, this new series of work sees Christophe returning to traditional picture-making techniques, often using lo-fi cameras and outdated film. The inherent frailty of this equipment is transferred to the photographs, which are often blurred, scratched and saturated. It is the mood, rather than the immediate representation of the subject that forms this body of work. These photographs include experimental works involving multiple exposure and film techniques. Café Gallery
Patrick Semple All is decidedly not what it appears - the remains of a ceremony whose meaning is lost, fragments of lives much like our own - Patrick Semple’s hybrid artworks, collections of bones and torn photographs, shift between the sublime and the absurd... Gallery
Laura Reader Local artist Laura Reader combines abstraction and landscape in her painting, using silhouettes to create contrast and drama. Her landscapes are inspired by her extensive travels and the Shropshire countryside. Café Gallery
Friday 20 June - Sunday 27 July
Abstract Edge Abstract Edge is a group of ten artists. Some of their work is semiabstract, taking landscape or an organic form as starting point. Other images are purely abstract - engaging in their own right. Gallery
Friday 20 June - Sunday 27 July
Valerie Alexander Valerie Alexander is a local artist whose work has received recognition on a national level. She paints a variety of subjects in watercolour, two recurring themes being floral compositions and local landscape, but she would say that the true subject of all her work is light. Café Gallery
Three exciting weekends in August for artists at all stages, from beginners to experienced. For full details ask Box Office for our Summer School leaflet. Advance booking essential. 1 - 3 August David Donne Portrait 8 - 10 August Jean Williams Life 22 - 24 August Angela Gladwell Still Life Times for all days 10am - 12.30pm & 1.30 - 4pm Studio £40 per course, or £100 for all 3 weekends
Friday 1 August Sunday 7 September
Michael Sibley Michael has risen to national prominence since graduating in 2004. His intricate paintings combine media including Indian ink, stitching and oils, creating beautiful, carefully crafted paintings that have been received with great acclaim in London, Birmingham and Cambridge. Gallery
Friday 1 August Sunday 7 September
Mark Warner
Mark Warner is Head of Art at Shrewsbury High School and a practicing artist. He draws inspiration from the landscape, especially rural Shropshire, working mainly in oils, charcoal and graphite. Café Gallery
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