In June 2017 I was lucky to be one of a small group of people taken on a guided walk in a restricted zone on Dartmoor to get up close to the blanket bogs and have the ecology of the mires explained by a Dartmoor National Park Ranger and a bog expert from the Devon Wildlife Trust (DWT). The walk was organised by The Devon Guild of Craftsmen, who subsequently arranged a “Magnificent Mires/Beautiful Blanket Bogs” themed display at the Waterside Mill at Bovey Tracey.
Tag: Exhibition
Newsletter # 13
Newsletter 13 is out and about – possibly lurking in an in box near you.
The main focus for this newsletter is info about this weekend’s art fair in the Arnolfini. I am one of 80 artists taking part in The other Art Fair – Bristol. I shall share some photos of my stand on FaceBook when it is all up and running. Plus there are additional notes of a few other activities I’m involved in – plus more links than you can shake a stick at.
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Cheers
L
Newsletter 12 – Exhibition Invitation
Newsletter 12 is out and about – possibly lurking in an in box near you.
The main focus for this newsletter is info & invitation to an exhibition I have just delivered work to. I shall share some photos of exhibition when it is all up on the walls. There is also an update regarding changes to Exeter Open Studios, and a note of which courses at Double Elephant I shall be teach in the next couple of months.
IF the Newsletter is not in your in box and you would like the next one to be, there’s a signing up box just to your left. I only do a few newsletters a year……
Cheers
L
Newsletter 11
Newsletter 11 is out and about – possibly lurking in an in box near you.
It contains info about four places I’m exhibiting in over the next couple of months. Plus an update for Double Elephant’s Redefining Print project, and a very ambien online brief Etsy update.
IF the Newsletter is not in your in box and you would like the next one to be, there’s a signing up box just to your left. I only do a few newsletters a year……
Cheers
L
Urban Bees: Working Together 4.
As soon as I saw Yume Martin’s jewellery featuring dragonflies and sweet little flowers, I knew she would be a good fit for Urban Bees: Working together. And indeed when I approached her with the proposition, her response was say that it was already in her mind to include bees in her current range of individually hand crafted designs. Read More
Urban Bees: Working Together 1.
Working towards an exhibition.
As you probably know, bees are under threat like never before. In response to this and the inspirational example of the rooftop bee hives on Princesshay shopping centre in Exeter, I have enlisted the help of five other members of the Devon Guild of Craftsmen Read More
Shoots & Leaves exhibition at Craft Centre & Design Gallery, City Art Gallery, Leeds.
Shoots & Leaves exhibition at Craft Centre & Design Gallery, City Art Gallery, Leeds.
1 March – 28 June Read More
More Artists from 33,000 Miles!
Time has been passing alarmingly fast and the launch date for the exhibition 33,000 Miles is only a few days away. I had been intending to show you glimpses of the other artists work at intervals over the past few weeks, but life has been far too hectic!
So here are a few last minute glimpses that I hope will whet your appetite to come to the launch on Friday (or any time over the following two weeks – excluding Mondays).
33,000 Miles artist Helen Bamber
I would like to give you a glimpse of the artwork that some of my colleagues are creating for the exhibition 33,000 Miles.
First a reminder – the exhibition is called 33,000 Miles because that is approximately how many miles of hedgerow there are in Devon! This is more than any other county and we have more ancient hedgerow than anywhere else too.
And 33,000 Miles is an art exhibition with workshops featuring 6 Devon based artists running from 15 – 30th October at RedEarth Galler, Bickliegh. See previous news for details of the other artists. http://lynnbailey.co.uk/print/30000miles
