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SUMMARY:Summer Exhibition at Moncrieff Bray Gallery
DESCRIPTION:30 APRIL – 26 JUNE 2021\n10 am–4 pm:  Booking essential \nOver 35 artists and sculptors from Land’s End to the Isle of Arran \nThe Moncrieff-Bray Gallery presents it’s Summer Exhibition –which takes place in our converted barn and landscaped gardens with stunning views over the Rother Valley. Artists and sculptors are drawn from all corners of the British Isles–from Land’s End to the Isle of Arran–and work is selected with a commitment to quality\, integrity and originality from both established and emerging artists. Sculpture ranges from small-scale intimate works for interiors\, to large pieces for the garden by artists such as Will Carr and Paul Vanstone. \nWe are showing fresh work by some of the artists who have supported us since we first opened 16 years ago including; John Hitchens\, Jilly Sutton\, and Oona Campbell. This show also sees several exciting new artists to the gallery\, among them Scottish artists Jean B Martin and  Ann Oram who both follow in the tradition of the Colourists with their brilliant palettes. \nLandscape plays a large part including  David Atkins’ vivid renditions of West Wittering Beach\, Sarah Warley-Cummings’ sweeping views of the South Downs and Oona Campbell’s stunning sunsets looking across the Yorkshire moors. The selection  also includes abstract works by Cornish artist Marianne Nichols and JJ Cavagnah-Butler.  For the first time\, the gallery showcases the work of David Cass which uses recycled objects to explore ideas of climate change. \nIn the garden\, work by leading British contemporary  stone carvers  Paul Vanstone\, Dominic Welch and Aly Brown –  all successful participants  at the prestigious biannual  ‘On Form’ exhibition at Astall Manor will lead the way.  Alongside these are  Will Carr’s mesmerising kinetic wind sculptures\,  Jilly Sutton’s astonishing heads carved in wood and cast in bronze and Mike Savage’s vessels of beaten copper. \nFor High Res Images to download follow this link to the drop box. For further images and information contact Elspeth Bray\, mail@moncrieff-bray.com \nTel: 07867 978 414      www.moncrieff-bray.com \n\nOPENING TIMES AND COVID SAFETY MEASURES\nFrom 30th April to 8th May: Open daily\, 10 am–4 pm:  Booking essential\nThen 9th May to 26th June :  Wednesday to Saturday\, 10 am–4 pm:  Booking essential \nFor everyone’s safety we ask that you email us to book your timed slot. Even with our high ceilings\, wide barn doors\, and sculpture garden we want to control the numbers and ensure you can enjoy your visit to the full. If you forget to email\, please just call ahead of your visit. \nJust over an hour’s drive from central London\, the gallery is located in the heart of the South Downs National Park\, enjoying spectacular views over the Rother Valley and up to the South Downs. It is ten minutes from Petworth with its wealth of galleries and antique shop
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LOCATION:Moncrieff-Bray Gallery\, Woodruffs Farm\, Woodruffs Lane\, Egdean\, West Sussex\, RH20 1JX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Arts,Entertainment,Event,On Going,Out Petworth,PETWORTH,Surroundings,Tours
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SUMMARY:The Arts Society West Sussex - Turner vs Constable: The Great British Paint Off
DESCRIPTION:4 MAY 2021\n\n2.00pm – 3.00pm \n\nPRESENTED BY NICOLA MOORBY\nThe story of the epic rivalry between the two giants of British art\, JMW Turner and John Constable. As unlike in background and temperament as their paintings were in style\, these two creative geniuses transformed the art of landscape during the nineteenth century. This lecture examines their ‘signature’ paints; how they overcame the ‘technical challenge’ of sketching from nature and how their differing approaches fared in the competitive arena of the Royal Academy. \n Nicola is an independent art historian specialising in British art of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She studied at the University of York and Birkbeck College\, London. Formerly a curator at Tate Britain she has curated a number of exhibitions and has published widely on J.M.W. Turner\, including contributions to the forthcoming online catalogue of the Turner Bequest. She is also co-editor and author of How to Paint Like Turner (Tate Publishing\, 2010). \nPLEASE NOTE!\nWhilst Covid-19 restrictions are in force our Talks will be delivered via Zoom at our usual meeting time\, that is to say\, at 2:00pm on the 1st Tuesday of the Month. We will email all members with the link to join these Talks in the week before they are due to take place. Visitors are welcome to join these Talks for the normal visitors fee of £5 per Talk\, if you wish to join as a visitor please lets us know using the Contact Us form on this website
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