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Event Exhibition

Art Show

by Susan Neal
  • Archive
  • Venue:
    EGLWYSBACH VILLAGE HALL
  • From:
    August 05, 2023
  • To:
    August 13, 2023
  • Location:
    Wales
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2023-07-24

by Stuart Mayes, Stuart Mayes

Things that I have done:   Watched the clouds Helped carry the lamp through the city Forgotten my wallet Stood close to art four exhibitions Laughed out loud Spoken with strangers Chatted with friends Been to the sauna Walked on […]

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Repetition and Reinforcements…

by Elena Thomas, Elena Thomas

After a period of reflection… or should that really be during a period of reflection, I find hidden amongst it all, a reason to carry on doing what I am doing. By that, I mean to not be worried about […]

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End of week 2

by Karen Wallis

It has been a cold and very windy week, with frequent heavy showers. So it has not only restricted time on site but also been difficult to keep warm. Where the archaeologists are mainly in the relative shelter of the […]

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2023-07-20

by Stuart Mayes, Stuart Mayes

Rest.  I have been in constant motion for the last year – barely a day has passed where I have not had something to do, somewhere to be.  Now I am at rest … resting … it feels essential.  Returning […]

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Language of Landscape

by Val Bright-Jones, Val Bright-Jones

I’m currently living in a hiatus. Having decided we must downsize to a smaller home, the current financial/political climate has caused the property market to stall making a potential move substantially unlikely.  The upheaval potential of a change of lifestyle […]

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Conversation

arts council funding application

by John Slater, John Slater

I’m struggling with a Project Grant application. As an individual artist, some of the questions seem inappropriate. For example, measuring the environmental impact of your project. I’m keen to know how others in my position have tackled this.

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Gripping on for dear life (plants not me!)

by nicki rolls

There’s a slipway that I can access the river by, saving me the walk along the Thames. Once again I silently blessed my friend for her waders as, stepping off the side of the ramp (the submerged bit looked too […]

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2023-07-19

by Stuart Mayes, Stuart Mayes

Skanör, Skåne Yesterday at the beach I sketched the leaden cloud … clouds … that filled the sky and hung heavily over the sea.  Did I sketch because I wanted to or because I felt that I should?  Intellectually I […]

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Conversation

Monique Sharp

by Monique Sharp

My name is Monique Sharp. All I want is my documents as I need a copy of my insurance for a craft fair. How on  earth do I get that simple request. God knows??? Monique

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Materials

by nicki rolls

Charcoal seems to me the most suitable medium for the plant drawings. I like its crumbly fragility, making each mark vulnerable and susceptible. You can smudge it, move it around, make it incredibly black and dense or barely a whisper. […]

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Conversation

NFT scam, con or opportunity?

by Sandra Haney

Does anyone understand how these NFTs work for paintings? I often get asked to sell my work for NFTs . Is it a costly con? I believe you have to pay to register, then you can’t spend whatever you might […]

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Week 2

by Karen Wallis

Having torn up my plan last week I have now decided to not only concentrate on what appeals but, realising that people are my primary interest, to focus on human activity. This brings me back to the original purpose of […]

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