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Dartmouth Galleries Festival 2016
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Dartmouth Galleries Festival 2016
Dartmouth has a great selection of galleries with many people visiting to see the wide choice of art, craft and jewellery that the town has to offer.
The town has held a Galleries Week for many years when twice a year up to 12 of the galleries launch a new exhibition on the same evening.
The launch of this year's Galleries Festival is on 27th May 2016 when from 6-9pm you will be able to see new exhibitions at selection of galleries in the town.
For more information go to www.dartmouthgalleriesfestival.co.uk
The following galleries are participating in the event and will have a new exhibition of work to view some also have demonstrations and the opportunity to meet artists.
New paintings from Alison McWhirter, Caroline Bailey RSW, Lewis Nobel
‘PERCEPTION AND INTERPRETATION’
Show includes work by Saul Cathcart, Philip Lyons, Wendy McBride, Karen Pawley and Malcolm Taylor. Ceramics by Jack Doherty and Adela Powell. Jewellery by Roberta Hopkins and Trish Woods.
‘TOUCH WOOD’ – CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF BAXTERS WITH 10 ARTISTS
Kirsty Elson, Lynn Muir, Shirley Vauvelle, Steve Mansfield, The Barefoot Beachcomber, Andre Daniel, Clare Cutts, Dinny Pocock, Andrew Ruffhead & Alan Tugwell
COAST
An exhibition of stunning new paintings and sketches by the artist Helena Clews
JAMES STEWART SOLO SHOW – AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW’
An exhibition of still life’s from the home and carefully chosen landscapes of the South Hams.
‘SPRING GROUP COLLECTION’
A group show of new work by gallery artists featuring Kate Richardson and for the first time at Dart Gallery, landscape artist Chris Prout.
ROYAL WILLIAM YARD
With new life returning to the Grade 1 former Royal Naval buildings at the Royal William Yard, Plymouth a new collection of Paul’s own perspective on the area will be available to view at the studio
ELAINE PETO ANIMAL CERAMICS From 27th May to 14th June.
Elaine exhibits stoneware sculptures of animals. She observes anatomical detail and textures, resulting in extraordinary lifelike and tactile forms.
Trish Thomas Designer Jewellery
THE FIRST 25 YEARS – A SILVER CELEBRATION
9 Foss St, Dartmouth TQ6 9DW
SHERREE VALENTINE DAINES ‘THE FACE OF MODERN BRITISH IMPRESSIONISM’
An exciting opportunity to invest in a highly sought-after piece of Sherree’s work. We will showcase hand signed limited editions and originals.
AZURE
Introducing the delicate and beautiful ceramics of artist Faye Mayo, combining her elegant, finespun forms with the vibrant colours of the sea
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