'Return of the Native'
September 6 - October 4, 2024
Twenty artists respond to a poem by John Killick
Preview/ Opening on Thursday, September 5th, 18:00 - 19:30. No registration is necessary.
The exhibition catalogue (38 pages) is available to purchase at the gallery or by mail. Please e-mail the gallery with you address for the payment link. A digital catalogue can be viewed HERE.
On Thursday, October 3rd, 18:00 there will be a seated event with the poet John Killick, who will read the poem and will share about its inspiration. A few artists who contributed to this exhibition will also participate. It is a free event, but due to limited seating, please register Eventbrite.
In exile, he took the colours from the cloth.
Now he would give them back to the landscape
where they belonged:
reddy-browns to the sun-scorched lichens,
purple and green to the heather-tops,
obsidian to the outcrops of rocks,
white to the sands and grey to the shallows,
cool blues into the translucency of the air.
Thus having unburdened himself of his memories
he had no need of the tweeds.
Penny Hunt. Morning Mist in Native Lands. 33x33cm, oil on board £360
Paula Dunn. ‘A Lightness of Air’ (triptych)
104 x 38 cm (framed), oils, cold wax and gold leaf on board, £1,250
Jurgita Galbraith. ‘Letting Go by a Thousand Stitches’, 14 x 45 cm, cotton embroidery thread on paper, £350 (framed)
Bruce Shaw. ‘Contours’, 44 x 45 x 3 cm
burr elm, marbled zinc, obsidian flake, £350
Alison Jardine. ‘Coast 2’
fused glass, 24 x 19.5 x 8 cm £160
Alison Jardine. ‘Coast 1’
fused glass, 29 x 25 x 8 cm £320 SOLD
Derek Boak. ‘Anglesey Fragments’ & ‘Selected Moments’,
20 x 20 cm, acrylic and mixed media on panel £350 (each)
Heather Armstrong. 'Contour', ceramic, 32cmx18cm £390