Grand opening of local exhibition in Ashburton
Grand opening of local exhibition in
Ashburton
Media Release 05.09.12
There was a
great turn out to the exhibition opening of Impressions
by Ten, Canterbury Artists on Location on Saturday. Over
100 people were at the Gallery admiring the artwork, and
enjoying the fine wine, and delicious food. Several pieces
have already sold and the exhibition has proved popular with
locals and out of towners alike, with many art lovers making
the trip from Christchurch or Timaru to view this fantastic
local display of talent.
"For many years we
have been travelling afar and honing our skills in order to
capture the light, the moods, the exceptionally beautiful
countryside, and many precious moments. Dedicated to our
craft, we find ourselves painting in all kinds of weather
and on many a different location, each days painting is an
adventure in itself, and to have perfect weather, and a
finished piece of work is a real bonus.
We welcome you to
come and share our experiences of fun, laughter and artistic
endeavours."
Sally Hope, Debbie Lambert, Ngaio Mckee, Susie Millichamp, Bronwyn Shimmin, Sue Simpson, Karen Smith, Jac Sparks, Alison Ramsay, and Ben Woollcombe all feature in this landscape group exhibition.
During the course of the exhibition several of the artists will present floor talks at the Gallery. Artist’s will discuss painting on location, their artistic career, and will talk about the artworks featured in the exhibition. Floor talks are free, light refreshments will be served. All welcome. Please contact the Gallery for information on dates and times.
Exhibition runs until 7 October.
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