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TIM WARREN
25 May - 13 June
LT Gallery, 1 Orchard Street, WESTON-SUPER-
MARE, BS23 1RG. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
10am - 4pm, Thursday 12noon - 7pm. 07730
431726 / . Paintings.
‘PORTRAIT OF SHAFTESBURY’
26 May - 6 June
The Gallery, Shaftesbury Art Centre, Bell Street,
SHAFTESBURY, SP7 8AR. 10am - 4pm. 01747
855243.
LIZ SHEWAN: ‘DIVINE ESSENCE’
26 May - 7 June
The Courtyard Gallery, The Town Mill, Mill Lane,
LYME REGIS, DT7 3PU. 10.30am - 4.30pm.
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CHINKS GRYLLS: ‘GLASSWORKS’
27 - 29 May
Quantock Lodge, ALEY, Over Stowey, TA5 1HE.
10am - 6pm. 07803 703634. “A variety of
glassworks.”
‘HERE’
27 - 31 May
Centrespace Gallery, 6 Leonard Lane, BRISTOL,
BS1 1EA. 11 - 6pm. 01179 291234.
MAY EXHIBITION
27 May - 4 June
East Devon Art Academy, Old Fore Street,
SIDMOUTH, EX10 8LS. 11am - 5pm. 01395
516284. “A wide variety of artworks from
abstract to figurative.”
LYME REGIS ART SOCIETY
27 May - 7 June
The Malthouse Gallery, The Town Mill, Mill Lane,
LYME REGIS, DT7 3PU. 10.30am - 4.30pm.
. “Annual show.” KATHERINE SWINFEN EADY
“Katherine has steadily built an impressive track record becoming a very sought after
Scottish colourist artist with the UK’s art scene. This year's selection of work centres
around Salisbury Plain, the Ardnamurchan Peninsular on the West Coast of Scotland,
France and Italy. Katherine’s work is in the tradition of Scottish oil painting having been
trained at Edinburgh College of Art and her use of colour and form stems from that
training. She reaps huge inspiration from living on Salisbury Plain and many of her
landscapes show the wonderful lights and lines which are due to the area being one of
the 'clear sky areas' in the country. Her paintings of Salisbury Plain are all executed 'en
plein air'; it is an area she never tires of and she finds the huge skies, changing light
and the expanse of wildlife a never-ending source of subject matter for her paintings.
Ardnamurchan Peninsular, the most westerly point of mainland Britain, is much more
susceptible to inclement weather, hence Katherine makes lots of sketches on the spot
and then works on the paintings when she is back in the studio. As a complete contrast
France and Italy offers a completely different type of landscape and working out the hot
colours and how it affects the landscape is a challenge she enjoys.”
10 - 28 June: The Jerram Gallery, Half Moon Street, SHERBORNE, DT9 3LN. Monday -
Saturday 9.30am - 5pm. 01935 815261 / .
‘FARMHOUSE AND TERRACES, ITALY’ (Oil on linen, 30” x 30”)
TINA DODD AND LINDY PAUL
1 - 22 June
Weston Old Town Quarry, South Road, WESTON-
SUPER-MARE, BS23 2LU. Wednesday - Sunday
10.30am - 4.30pm. 01934 843660 /
. “Striking monochromatic
landscapes alongside paintings commenting on
isolation and disconnection.”
Above: ‘Mendip Lane’
SANDRA BRANT: ‘SEA DREAMS’
1 - 30 June
Abbey Muse Art Gallery, Abbey Mews Arcade, 56
- 58 High Street, GLASTONBURY. Monday -
Saturday 11am - 4pm. 07919 427048. “Acrylic,
watercolour and mixed media work, exploring
the elements of sun, sea, sky and sand.”
STEPHEN STOKES: ‘BEAUTY - PERFECTION’
27 May - 24 June
ACE Arts, Market Place, SOMERTON, TA117NB
Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm. 01458
273008 / “Sculpture of
complex and intricate forms in wood, exploring
the unique attributes of trees in the local
landscape. ”
ALDERHOLT ART CLUB
29 May - 3 June
Fordingbridge Town Hall, 63 High Street,
FORDINGBRIDGE, SP6 1AS. 9am - 5pm. 07799
528148 / 01425 650458. “A varied and
colourful display of our work over the last year
in a variety of media and over a range of
subjects.”
‘ALTERNATIVE REALITIES’
27 May - 11 June
Garden Flat Gallery, 48 Great Pulteney Street,
BATH, BA2 4DP. 12noon - 4pm. 07983 465789 /
“Painting, sculpture,
installation and video art evoke utopian or
mystical visions of subjective alternative
realities. Artists include Kit Glaisyer, Ellie Preston
(above), Jon Adam, Paul Newman, Kate
Genevieve, and Dan Bendel.”
RICK KIRBY
2 - 24 June
Bath Contemporary, 35 Gay Street, BATH, BA1
2NT. Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm. 01225
461230. “Figurative sculpture of welded steel
conveying a calm air of graceful watchfulness
and serene monumentality.”
Above: ‘Soaring Sprit’