sap studios collective exhibition.......

finishes this Friday so if you didn't get the chance to see it pop along before the last day. Here's some pics of the lovely space and artwork.

Here's Nellum's black and white photographs....



This is my mum's textile pieces......


Here was my wall next to my mum's work.....



Some of James' lovely colourful creations, including his painting of London which featured at the Tate gallery.....

and lastly some of Asad's geometric and colourful creations......

Busy, busy, busy.........

So to start off with thanks everyone who came along to the Private View and have been visiting the exhibition at the Arc in Old Harlow. It's still running so if you're near by pop along as it's a lovely venue with a little cafe. It's a converted church which is being used as a community centre with a new extension on the side which houses the gallery and cafe. It's also in the middle of Old Harlow which has some lovely old buildings.

It's another busy week and this Thursday is the speed crafting event at The Brentwood Road Gallery. I'll be demonstrating linoprinting and if you fancy making your own valentines card pop along and have a go.




This Saturday is the Valentine's Vintage Fair at Wanstead, next to the library. I designed the poster and drew the girl especially so i'm going to add her to my range of cards. I've also been making some valentines cards from vintage papers especially for the event and got asked by my other half if he could have mates rates! If I sell one to him atleast i'm gauranteed to get one!




If you're around Walthamstow this Saturday it's the launch of the Wood Street Indoor Market. They've completely filled the space with lots of artists, designers and vintage sellers and this Saturday is a whole array of fun activities to entice you along......

Collective exhibition......

I'm very excited to announce we have our first exhibition of the year starting this week at St Johns Arc Gallery in Harlow. It's a collective exhibition along with the staff and workers of Sap Studios, at the Snaresbrook Arts Project. The Project, for those of you that haven't heard us talking about it before, is an arts project which employs adults with learning difficulties who make and sell art and craft items. The staff at the Project are a wide and talented group of people and this exhibition is a chance for them to exhibit their artistic talents along side work from the artists at the studios. It's a wide mix of work from photography, painting, textiles and print so hopefully something for everything.

The Private View is this Thursday night 6-8pm at the gallery where you can meet all the artists, hope to see you there.

Kirsten