Category: Exhibitions
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Embroidery Magazine by Mary McIntosh
Out of the Fold are the group featured in The Embroidery Magazine Nov/Dec issue.
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Bringing Joy to Snape Maltings by Mary McIntosh
Mary McIntosh and Melanie Missen-Keating (Mellymade Designs) are exhibiting their joyful work at the Quay Gallery in Snape Maltings 23rd – 28th October.
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Knit and Stitch Show
Jenny Lam will be exhibiting work with 15 other students from a Beyond Technique student development programme at the Knit and Stitch show in London and Harrogate 8th – 10th and 19th – 22nd October.
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Material Dialogues
Thank you to everyone who came to our exhibition at St Margaret’s gallery in Norwich during our exhibition ‘Material Dialogues’ which closes at 4pm today 4th October! It was great to meet you all and have such wonderful comments. Stay tuned and subscribe to get all our blogs.
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Natural Light by Mary McIntosh
Mary McIntosh has selected fabrics that reflect or absorb the light, mindful of the stained glass window at St Margaret’s gallery in Norwich for the forthcoming exhibition. She has considered joy and the love of nature in her response to a secular deeper meaning to life.
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Creating the conversation between shell and stitch by Frances Overy
Frances Overy will be displaying her Material Dialogues work based on the shells on her local beach. It can be viewed at St Margaret’s gallery in Norwich between 23rd September and 4th October.
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Flint by Phillip Rees
Phillip Rees has used the flint walls of old Norwich for his design for the project Material Dialogues. It will be exhibited at St Margaret’s gallery Norwich 23rd September – 4th October.
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Business as Usual by Penny Evans
Penny Evans ‘Earth Series’ has been inspired by the geological processes and rock formations of the Cornish landscape. Her dialogue is between the materials and the landscape, between what she sees and her interpretation of it and what unexpected results transpire as she works.
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Hull Landscapes by Heather Evans
Heather Evans has created a series of mixed media works for our next exhibition based on the hulls of boats in need of maintenance.
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The Dominoes are Born by Sarah Boardman
Sarah Boardman explains how she notices and captures images of small pairings such as lichen and fungi, a dew drop on moss on a spring walk. She then discusses how this led to memories of family games and the development of her playful dominoes.
