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Slack Space Colchester
Individuals can apply to show at Slackspace HQ in Long Wyre Street or in an empty shop window in Colchester Town Centre
How To Exhibit
The Submission criteria varies slightly for each form of art. Full details will be supplied following your expression of interest but the general principles are as follows.
We can provide you with a space to show your work at Slack Space HQ or in an allocated window space within Colchester Town Centre.
Submission Criteria:
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Majority of artists must live in or have strong connection with Colchester
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You will be responsible for installing, dismantling and making good
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Supply an application. Work must be suitable for Slackspace and a family audience.
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Artist can leave/distribute contact details but no direct sales to be made from the venue
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Be prepared to ‘work’ as in give hours of their time to Slackspace. It would be desirable if Artist could run a workshop or give a talk or provide admin time
Selection process
Stage 1
Interest in using the space should in the first instance be preferably by email to colchesterslackers@googlemail.comIf hardcopy is preferred please send to Slack Space Suite 218, Communications House, 9 St. Johns St. Colchester CO2 7NN
Submissions should include a selection of the type of work you wish to show and a brief statement about the artist/work and CV if relevant
Applicants should include information about any special considerations e.g. size of work, equipment or special requirements
Applicants should state how they intend to ‘work’ within Slackspace
Stage 2
Slack Space will review submissions and a meeting/informal interview with the artist may be requested
Stage 3
Space allocation and time to be agreed
The Colne Gallery
The Colchester Hospital Art Gallery, the Colne Gallery, is situated on the first floor main corridor of Colchester Hospital in Turner Road, Colchester Essex
It is used by hundreds of staff, patients and visitors each day. The aim of the Gallery is to enhance the environment of the hospital through art and to give opportunities for artists to show and sell their work.
The Gallery consists of 2 wall areas, with a total linear length of approximately 22 metres.
Artworks can be up to 100cm high, with no restriction on length.
The walls are fixed with 7.5mm wooden battens at 30cm intervals into which artworks should be fixed securely
using mirror plates and screws.
Artists, art groups/societies or schools may apply for an exhibition in the Gallery.
For more details and an application form please e-mail
Design Opportunity!
Colchester & District Pipes & Drums is a newly formed Band and we are looking for a military style Cap Badge to represent Colchester.
We would need a sculptor to make an original which could then be used to produce a mould.
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THE TOWN HALL GALLERIES
CORNHILL, IPSWICH, IP1 1DH
Pictorial Constructs
Simon Liddiment
Opens Next Friday 5 February, 6 – 8pm, RSVP
On view until: Saturday 3 April, 2010
Open: Tuesday to Saturday, 10am - 5pm, FREE
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'In the incandescent mantle of the air'
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Landscapes by Nat Young
My landscapes are an inward reaction,mostly produced in the studio,
to a landscape seen in the incandescence of the outside air.
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Bronze sculptures by Shirley Morrison
Celebration of the human figure
an attempt to capture in cold metal, the warm feelings of the human persona.
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Landscapes by Nat Young and bronze sculptures by Shirley Morrison
at the Minories
Private View Feb 19th 6-8pm(All welcome)
Exhibition closes April 23rd.
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Classes and Workshops Including Painting Holidays
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Life Drawing Classes Wivenhoe Sailing Club and Parish Fields Hall, Little Clacton
There are two venues, one at the Wivenhoe Sailing Club, starting on the 4th of Feb. from 10am to 12.
The cost is £60 for a block of five weeks, paid in advance, tea or coffee and biscuits included.
The other venue is at the Parish Fields Hall, Little Clacton on the same day from 2pm to 4pm. bring easels or a drawing board, pencils, charcoal,pastels or conte'.
Starts 4th February!!!
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One Day Painting Courses with
Michele Webber,
Held at the ‘Hills Room’, Gainsborough’s House
46 Gainsborough Street · Sudbury · Suffolk · CO10 2EU
For Summer 2010, three one-day courses in Watercolours with Sudbury artist Michele Webber. Beginners and all levels welcome.
Price: £42 each day. Time: 10.30 to 4pm, with lunch break 1pm to 2pm. Maximum class size 12 students. Materials: Paper is included in the price, but you will need to bring your
own paints etc. A materials list will be supplied after booking. Refreshments: are not included, but drinks,snacks may be purchased from the Gainsborough’s House café, and there
are several delightful eating establishments nearby for lunch. The water meadows are a stones throw away if you wish to picnic!
27th July 2010 ‘Watercolour Tips and Techniques’
Suitable for: Beginners, or anyone who struggles to control or understand Watercolour.
You will learn: Real techniques you can apply to your paintings. No subject for this class; simply a whole day spent trying out techniques on pre-cut pieces of Watercolour paper.
Each technique will be demonstrated, and then you will do it yourself. At the end of the day we will bind the samples into a little booklet or you to take away and refer to in the future.
From the simplest flat washes through to mixed media techniques and clever tricks this is simply the most popular and useful course I
teach on Watercolours!
10th August 2010 ‘Botanical Watercolours’ (in the gardens)
Suitable for: Anyone interested in a more detailed approach to painting Watercolours. You will learn: Which materials to use, how to correct mistakes, and keep the pristine look
of your paper. Techniques studied include glazing and blending. We will also look in detail at mixing accurate, interesting, non-muddy greens. If it’s sunny we will be painting in the
beautiful garden of Gainsborough’s House, in case of rain we will work in the Hills Room from still life botanical objects and flowers.
24th August 2010 ‘Watercolour Skies’
Suitable for: Anyone who wants to paint fabulous Watercolour skies.
You will learn: A range of techniques for painting skies, and very importantly the most common mistakes made and how you can avoid them. From simple graduated skies, to ways
of painting clouds and working up to those all important sunsets and sunrises. Includes my fail safe method for adjusting and re-working your sky several times… without it showing!
It is the sky that makes a landscape and this day is dedicated to improving this important area.
Art Materials
Paper is included in the price of your course; water jars, subject etc are also supplied. You will need to bring your own paints, brushes etc. If you are a complete beginner
I have put together a starter pack you may purchase if you wish. It will be waiting for you when you arrive for your course, or you may pick it up from me in advance,
by appointment only.
For further advice on starting to paint, art materials etc please email me directly art@michelewebber.com or take a look at my website: www.michelewebber.com
To Book a place please contact: art@michelewebber.com
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Life drawing and painting
Sessions continue on 2nd and 3rd Monday of each month
9.30am-12.30pm at the Friends Meeting House,
ButtLane, (just off the High Street),
Maldon CM9 5HD.
If you are not familiar with the area, follow signs to
Butt Lane Carpark, return to the entrance, look over to the overside of
the road and you will see the red brick Meeting House.
Spring is one of the best times to visit Andalucia when the hillsides are covered in a blanket of wild flowers and the weather is warm and pleasant. Join us for a wonderful painting and drawing holiday in Andalucia and be inspired by the breathtaking scenery.
What makes our holidays so special? It is the incredible settings we choose, the first rate tuition we offer and the attention to detail that means not only will you leave having learnt new skills and perfected old ones, you will have made new friends on a relaxing art holiday. Please free to contact us and ask us some more questions. We'd be delighted to hear from you.
Elaine Smith
www.paint-andalucia.com
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Need some artwork moved?
or 07748995865
Framing
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