Paul uses PVA, wax and ink to great effect. I believe that this work is very "sellable" and would sit well in all types of properties. It's also the kind of work that you could quite easily commission to fit with a certain colour scheme, fabrics etc- so we hope to pursue this line to ensure his art becomes better known. Obviously the pieces exhibited were of a limited size, but, again, I am sure that they would look really dramatic, on a very large scale, in anything from a modernist tower block to a minimalist loft space.A few examples...
the remotest pop-up gallery in Gloucestershire
art where people can find it in their daily lives
***NEW*** 20-21 June Pop Up Gallery!
Look into the Mirror
bring your old make up and have fun making a communal piece of art inside the gallery
13-19 July
Linda Davies- artist in residence "Shelter"
10-16 August Deb Catesby artist in residence
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Thank you for taking the time to read about our pop-up gallery in rural Gloucestershire! We'd love you to visit soon or if you'd like to exhibit, please contact us as we're taking bookings for 2014.
At every exhibition we serve teas & home made cakes in our 1970s caravan using retro china to take you back to the 1950s, 60s and 70s!
We serve our tea in tea pots so you can linger a while....
A beautiful view over the River Severn and Coaley Peak, gorgeous cakes & art-
what more could you ask for?
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Exhibition 21 October
This exciting, if very short, exhibition, of Paul Dingley's
experimental abstract work was received very well. It was interesting
that yet another different style of work fitted in so well in the
confines of the horsebox- Paul's most complex work faced you as you
walked in, which created a great deal of impact.
Paul uses PVA, wax and ink to great effect. I believe that this work is very "sellable" and would sit well in all types of properties. It's also the kind of work that you could quite easily commission to fit with a certain colour scheme, fabrics etc- so we hope to pursue this line to ensure his art becomes better known. Obviously the pieces exhibited were of a limited size, but, again, I am sure that they would look really dramatic, on a very large scale, in anything from a modernist tower block to a minimalist loft space.A few examples...
Paul uses PVA, wax and ink to great effect. I believe that this work is very "sellable" and would sit well in all types of properties. It's also the kind of work that you could quite easily commission to fit with a certain colour scheme, fabrics etc- so we hope to pursue this line to ensure his art becomes better known. Obviously the pieces exhibited were of a limited size, but, again, I am sure that they would look really dramatic, on a very large scale, in anything from a modernist tower block to a minimalist loft space.A few examples...
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