More new work from Robert Meldrum and a new Exhibition at Chequer Mead
The Cults of Sussex, is on at the Chequer Mead Gallery from the 4th to the 28th of August
I popped in to lingfield art last night and had a look around, which had its usual colourful charm. The best in show for me was Sheri Gee ’s Horse ( I got this image from her web site I think it is the same picture even if it is not quite finished) I love her confident and direct brush work. Have a look at her other stuff at http://sherigee.com/ or indeed pop into the lingfield art show today or tomorrow.
I really love the feel of the light with this one. Check out his oy2 Gallery page
New work by Sarah Rickard arriving on the OY2 site very soon. I have recently photographed a number of her ceramic creations. The all look fantastic here is a little example.
Is it a bird. Is it a plane. No. Its an Oyster Car !!!
Sadly the spitfire went to it’s final resting place, and we now have a very smart but small Panda no doubt you will see it around .
Many thanks to The Sign Co. Who did a fantastic job.
After being given my wife’s first pair of shoes by my mother in law soon after our first child was born, I thought what on earth am I going to do with them. After being moved around my workshop for a number of months I decided to frame them. They have been much admired ever since, and I have now framed many pairs for client from wellies to ballet shoes.
This pair I framed a little while ago for a client. They were so out of shape we stuffed them with very old newspaper, which really added to the look of the old shoes.
I have new pictures on my walls, 4 John Scarlands, 1 oil and 3 Charcoals. Please go to the oy2 Gallery to have a look.
Hi everyone Robert just popped in and gave me an invitation to his exhibition at Chequer Mead Gallery, East Grinstead,
Directions Here http://www.chequermead.org.uk/findus.php
The Exhibition is shared with Annabel Hewitt , James Hussey, Katharine Weatherhead and Stefania Priori . I am sure they will all be glad to see you there on for the pre view 6.30 – 9pm on 19 February.
