Exhibition History
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Through the Window20 January to 24 March 2018
(PV 19 January 2018) A mixed show featuring Paintings, Sculpture, Ceramics and Jewellery
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The Elements30 September to 23 December 2017
(PV 29 September 6-8pm) when all that glitters is not gold but that doesn’t stop us dreaming
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Across the Water1 July to 23 September 2017
(PV 30 June 2017 6-8pm) Rivers and Seascapes and Foreign Lands
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In The Garden1 April to 24 June 2017
(PV 31 March 2017 6-8pm) As Pashley Manor Gardens reopens it's gates for 2017 and prepares for the Tulip Festival later in April, we will be filling the Gallery with inspiration and recollections for the new season in the garden.
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BEe Special13 to 27 May 2017
Creating a bit of a buzz with a two week feature show alongside the "In The Garden" exhibition focusing on our favourite pollinators. Louisa's intricate Bumble Bee drawings with specially selected jewellery and ceramics.
Nikki Gammans from the Short-Haired Bumble Bee Project in Dungeness will be giving a talk at the Gallery on Thursday 18th May. click on the image for more information |
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All Shapes and Sizes21 January to 25 March 2017
(PV 20 January 2017 6-8pm) Indulging our love of the figurative; looking at people in our own particular way.
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In The Landscape1 October to 24 December 2016
(PV 30 September 2016 6-8pm) Bringing together artists who specialise in watching, enjoying the views and the things that appear, immersed in their subject and challenged to bring it all to our attention in their unique way.
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Summer Fruits2 July to 24 September 2016
(PV 1 July 2016 at 6pm) Arrangements from the garden; celebrating our bountiful gardens in painting, sculpture, ceramics and jewellery
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Bedgebury Florilegium3 September to 17 September 2016
(Meet the Artists 2 September 2016 6-8pm) The Bedgebury Pinetum Florilegium Society exists to record the rare and endangered trees of the National Pinetum at Bedgebury. This exhibition represents a rare opportunity to see some of their beautiful tree paintings.
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The Marshes2 April to 25 June 2016
(PV 1 April 2016 at 6pm) A rich and diverse habitat of tranquil activity captured in landscape and detail; new ceramics chosen for their serenity and skill, and we continue to find new and exciting jewellers to fill our cabinets
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Pattern16 January to 26 March 2016
Pattern : Plan Design Arrangement Instruction Variety Decoration
Our selection for January is based around the beautiful knitwear and accessories which proved so popular in early 2015. Pattern was at the forefront of our minds as we selected jewellery, ceramics and paintings to complement lambswool, cotton, linen and leather. |
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Modern Rustic1st October to 24th December 2015
A contemporary take on the rustic theme, leading into our Christmas Show in November.
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Beetles Bugs & Birds1st July to 26th September 2015
From the vast sweeps of land and sea we turn our attention to the detail, to the creatures that inhabit our beautiful countryside, sharing our special view of nature and encouraging us to look closer still.
“These pots stand up for the earwigs and woodlice and admire Brussels sprouts and rusting wheelbarrows as integral and equal partners in the landscape” (Mary Johnson). From the award winning wildlife artists Darren Woodhead and Matt Underwood, Sculptors Chris Moss and Simon Griffiths to the whimsical creations of Boo and The Angel. |
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Between Land and Sea1st April to 27th June 2015
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From the Highlands of Scotland to the Southern Coast , from Dungeness to Penzance and across the water to Skye, we celebrate our land and sea.
Five Scottish jewellers recently showcased at the prestigious Goldsmiths Fair: Grace Girvan, Scarlett Cohen French, Stacey Bentley, Heather McDermott and Elizabeth Jane Campbell.
Paul Wadsworth delights in painting the Cornish landscape: where rugged, wild and vibrant swathes of paint sweep across the canvas capturing a moment in time at a favourite location.
Jess Davies makes relief print images around what might be called called ‘interruptions’; she looks to edges, boundaries, and traces left by humankind, especially on the land.
Leila Godden's paintings resonate a strong connection with the sea: the vast panorama of changing light, dramatic weather and powerful water, framed by rocks solid with history, yet transient with time and the rhythm of the earth.
Paul Evans will be bringing a selection of his local seascapes.
New in ceramics are Hilary Mayo, "details in the landscape catch her eye; peeling paint, a mark on the wall, a crumbling feature...fragments that tell a story", Olivia McGill, "whose gestural brushstrokes are dictated by the shape of the porcelain pot", and Jill Ford, "work which mirrors the seasons, both in the processes she uses as well as the changing nature of her landscape".
And finally we have the amazing sculptures created by Teresa Martin with help from her daughter, reflecting the colours, shape and textures reminiscent of the coast.
Five Scottish jewellers recently showcased at the prestigious Goldsmiths Fair: Grace Girvan, Scarlett Cohen French, Stacey Bentley, Heather McDermott and Elizabeth Jane Campbell.
Paul Wadsworth delights in painting the Cornish landscape: where rugged, wild and vibrant swathes of paint sweep across the canvas capturing a moment in time at a favourite location.
Jess Davies makes relief print images around what might be called called ‘interruptions’; she looks to edges, boundaries, and traces left by humankind, especially on the land.
Leila Godden's paintings resonate a strong connection with the sea: the vast panorama of changing light, dramatic weather and powerful water, framed by rocks solid with history, yet transient with time and the rhythm of the earth.
Paul Evans will be bringing a selection of his local seascapes.
New in ceramics are Hilary Mayo, "details in the landscape catch her eye; peeling paint, a mark on the wall, a crumbling feature...fragments that tell a story", Olivia McGill, "whose gestural brushstrokes are dictated by the shape of the porcelain pot", and Jill Ford, "work which mirrors the seasons, both in the processes she uses as well as the changing nature of her landscape".
And finally we have the amazing sculptures created by Teresa Martin with help from her daughter, reflecting the colours, shape and textures reminiscent of the coast.
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Winter Warmers16th January to 28th March 2015
An exhibition of paintings, prints, ceramics and jewellery, as well as knitwear and accessories.
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