Hare today gone tomorrow.....but back for another day, re-used polystyrene block printing technique results for Art workshop with Salthouse Exhibition10- I shall be running two clients and Carers print Workshops

 
 
 
 

Whatch this space for More details:http://www.northnorfolk.org/salthouseartandevents/

Hare today gone tomorrow.....

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Exhibition Page is now updated: this site did get finished before Open Studio! I shall be doing it next time too!
My thanks to all those who were brave enough to Step through My Door! And to those who brought Prints,a pleasant surprise! And my oppologies to Lord and Lady Walpole who sweetley visited and brought one of my Boxing hare Prints- for not realizing who they were at First! perhaps they prefered it that way and it was certainly less daunting for me!
Incidently a friend first told me that contrary to popular belief, BBC wildlife Finder on Hares says; 'observation has revealed that it is usually a Female hitting a Male, either to Show that she is not yet ready to mate or as a test of his determination' (the latter being my favorite thoughts on the subject!)
Not forgeting a Special thank you to Saffron Paffron for a truly joint effort on publicising our Open Studio, it was a pleasure to work with you!
http://www.bluejacketworkshop.co.uk/

Melton Mini Art Trail- Melton Constable Open Studio Invite!

Melton mini Art trail invite from saturday May 22nd until June the 3rd.
During the Norfolk and Norwich Festival Artists in the region will have their Studio's open, so if you want to see some interesting work and how different artist's Studio's are, then this is one for you. Appart from exploring this lovely region the trails have a lot to offer so we all hope people will come and visit us.www.nnfestival.org.uk/openstudios.
My nieghbour, Saffron and I have our own Mini Art trail which is not far from The well established Briston and Hunworth Art trail.
Please see the invite card on this blogg!

Double Click to view full size image, these came out smaller on Blogger, but full view is seen on Picassa Album,double click image to enlarge and you should be able to print it!
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Norfolk open Studio's Central Taster Exhibition at the Forum Norwich.

From Thursday the 6th of May to Thursday the 13th of May; http://www.theforumnorwich.co.uk/events/event-calendar.htm

You will be able to have just a little peak at some of the artists works who are taking part in the Norfolk open Studio's this year.

So if you an art lover and you have time to look, take yourself along to the Forum in Norwich between 9.30am to 6.30pm between the above dates.

I will be showing 'footsie 100' a woman's foot?! yep. and no, I am not a foot fetishist, I thought her foot was beautiful if feet can be and I liked the pun!

My other works can be seen during the open Studio and believe me they are all different. this will be from May the 22nd up till June the 6th. I am n0 '092 in the Open Studio Catalogue ( available at libraries, Galleries and anywhere we can place them )

My opening times are: weekdays Tueday to Thursday 25 to 27th May, 1st to 3rd of June.

Then the weekends on the 22 to 23rd of May and 29th to 31st of May.

N.B Not open the weekend of 5th to 6th of June.

Private view Success at 'Art-next-the-sea' Gallery

'Wells Beach huts' by Louise Maclaren copyright 2010.

The private View went very well. It was my first time at this sort of exhibition and I was really nervous but surprisingly I had many positive comments about this piece of work! It really took me aback! You don't know often what kind of reaction you will get when you finish a piece of work!


'Somethings are meant to be' by Louise Maclaren copyright 2009. 

I went with my neighbor Saffron who does beautiful textile panels.http://www.paffronandscott.co.uk.
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NOS 10 TASTER EXHIBITON,WELLS-NEXT-THE SEA

'Some things are just mean't to be' by Louise Maclaren copyright June 2009.

Despite the 1986 moratorium which took effect the following year making the southern ocean a santuary, it was only considered voluntary and temporary.

25,000 Great whales have been killed since and under its Antarctic Research program Japan has killed 7,900 minke whales, 243 Bryde's Whales and Sei whales,as well as 38 sperm Whales, which it resumed hunting in 2000, the list goes on, see article from the independent Magazine 20.09 2008

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