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UK Artists Exhibition 2024: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity at the ArtsTrail Gallery14/09/2024Author: UK Artists
We are excited to announce that the UK Artists Exhibition 2024 will take place at the prestigious ArtsTrail Gallery located in the Royal Priors Shopping Centre in Royal Leamington Spa throughout the entire month of October. This highly anticipated art show will span five weeks, running from Tuesday, 1st October to Sunday, 3rd November 2024, showcasing an exceptional array of artistic talent from across the UK.
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Discover Unique Artwork at Art in the Park 2024: A Celebration of Talent and Stories01/08/2024Author: UK Artists
Art in the Park 2024 is just around the corner, and it's the perfect opportunity to explore the vibrant art scene of Leamington Spa on August 3-4, 2024, at Jephson Gardens and Mill Gardens. Representing UK Artists are abstract artists Deborah Dutton and Ije, and ceramicist Jenny Chan. Come and meet them and see their artwork in the joint 'UK Artists' and 'Rugby Artists & Makers' large pagoda No. 119 in Mill Gardens. Enjoy visual arts, workshops, live music, dance, and theatre at this free arts festival.
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LIVES: A Collection of Narrative Portraits by UK Artist Andy Farr05/07/2024Author: Grace Newman
Welcome to "LIVES," a compelling collection of narrative paintings by UK artist Andy Farr. His portraits offer a poignant exploration of resilience and growth in the face of adversity, rooted deeply in personal experiences and the powerful conversations Farr has had with individuals recovering from trauma. The painting 'Carousel' is from the collection that means the most to Farr. It explores feelings and memories relating to his father's mental health. Andy says "He never really talked about how it felt during the mania or depression, however, I have talked with a number of people who are bipolar. They described the euphoria of the mania...".
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The use of the (philosophical) interior in art.22/06/2024Author: Tammy Woodrow
A short while ago, I visited a play in Birmingham written by my friend Vanessa Oakes. The scenery on stage was simple but effective, with just a chair and the occasional projections in the background. But in combination with the actors and the text, it resulted in an emotive experience. It made me realize that you don't need many props to tell a story, to set a background for a narrative. The same could apply to any other form of visual art.
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