Primavera II

Primavera II springs to life in a fine and applied arts exhibition at Symondsbury, nr Bridport.

 

Good Friday 18th April to Sunday 11th May

10:30 – 4:30 daily

As the earth tilts imperceptibly towards the sun, the season of spring brings warmth and blossom to our gardens. In the upcoming Primavera II exhibition at Sou’-Sou’-West Gallery this Easter, ceramists Jane Staniland and Alison Shelton Brown celebrate the beautiful Spring planting around the Symondsbury Estate through clay. Painter Jan Phethean imagines fantastical gardens whereas Jonathan Mulvaney would rather a stroll in the countryside to capture the abundance of the season using acrylics.

Dorset furniture maker Alex Brooks creates unique coffee tables using locally sourced wood which compliment the complex textured clay vessels of Charlie Salaman whose studio is in Dorchester.

Laura Thomas will be showing her woven textile and resin pieces alongside the exquisite mixed media sculptures by Maxine Greer and Shibori textiles by Daphne Roach.

Cornwall makers Carin Lindberg and Helen Eastham bring their inspiration of the sea in jewellery and glass bowls. While Janine Partington’s expertise using enamels and leather for jewellery and wall work is always popular.

This exhibition truly provides the opportunity at Easter to enjoy a cornucopia of materials and techniques used by professional artists and makers based in the South-West and all at affordable prices.

Sou’-Sou’-West Gallery, Manor Yard, Symondsbury Estate, Bridport, DT6 6HG

Taking part:

Jewellery

Carin Lindberg

Helen Eastham

Janine Partington

Painting

Jan Phethean

Jonathan Mulvaney

Textiles

Laura Thomas

Daphne Roach

Janine Partington

Wood

Alex Brooks

Glass

Helen Eastham

Ceramics

Charlie Salaman

Jane Staniland

Alison Shelton Brown

Sculpture

Maxine Greer

 

 

 

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