More photos of the Walcot Chapel Preview sent by Jay Kynch

I appealed for more photos of Friday night, and here they are.....

 Kathy talking to Tim.

 'The Winter's Tale bought by Jay and Mike.

Walcot Chapel around 9.30pm.

Paul Exton and Tim Carroll's Exhibition at Walcot Chapel preview photos

The Preview for this exhibition was a great success, thank you to all those people who came and contributed to making the evening so special.
Apologies for not taking photographs earlier, I was occupied with grandmotherly duties and then didn't think about them until the last few minutes.

 Karen in the foreground, Jackie and Paul talking to Paul Brokensha of Trinity Artists who kindly lent us their screens to hide the 'messy area'.

 Ali taking photos, with Jill, Rich and Chris chatting.

 More chatting.

 Tim standing by the postcard rack and angel display.

 My favourite pictures: above Paul's pictures, and below, Tim's picture.

There is only one day to go at Walcot Chapel, so if you want to see the exhibition, get there before 5pm tomorrow, the 31st of July.
Advance notice: Gordon Dickinson will be having an exhibition in Walcot Chapel 22nd-28th August with a Private View on the evening of 26th of August.
To find out more about Gordon's work, visit:
www.pavenhillsculptures.com

The Swindon Open Studios Brochure has now gone to Print!!!!

Exciting news, we are on target to collect the brochures from the printer on
August 3rd.
Jane Milner-Barry, one of the three SOS committee members has designed and collated the brochure, and made an excellent job of it.
This year we have grouped artists according to areas for easier access; this is the Longcot group's page:

Isn't that fab? Can't wait to see the whole brochure.

The Setting up of Paul Exton and Tim Carroll's Exhibition at Walcot Chapel from start to finish

 Here is the chapel at 8.45am this morning, sun shining through the end window, the walls a brilliant white.

 Tim is beginning to bring paintings into the chapel.

 Paul has arrived with a table, chairs and lots of paintings

 At the end of the day, here is Tim's side of the chapel.

And here is Paul's side of the chapel.

The exhibition is open daily from 11am - 5pm and there is a special party with drinks and nibbles on Friday evening from 5pm til 9.30pm.

Favourites at the Take Three Exhibition at The post Modern, Theatre Square, SN1 1QN July 18th - 30th Open Monday - Saturday 11am - 5pm

The exhibition space at the Post Modern has been divided into three sections to accommodate the work of Vicky Silver, Hannah Moreton and Sally Taylor.
At the private View on Friday night, I talked extensively to Hannah about her work, a bit to Sally and less to Vicky.
 This magnificent embroidery piece entitled Queen Viv, is a tribute to Vivienne Westwood, who inspired Hannah's interest in fashion.

 These plates are a reflection of Hannah's interest in domesticity. I have bought the middle one and am thinking about domesticity in a different light.

 Sally is interested in personal histories, particularly the stories held within old photos. My favourite picture of Sally's has appeared on the blog under the 'Substance' exhibition entry, this is my second favourite, entitled 'Alan with Gran and Gramps 1962

 Vicky has many birds on show, I'm not sure what this one was called.

Do try and get along and have a look at the exhibition.
And have a look at Gordon's slide show on you tube:

Take Three Artsite 22_07_2011-Display.m4v

www.youtube.com

The Trinity Artsists Private View at Walcot Chapel, Bath 19th July

The Trinity Artists have an exhibition at Walcot Chapel this week, their Private View was on Tuesday evening.  There were 14 artists taking part, so the chapel was packed with guests.
Their website is: www.trinityarists.co.uk

Here is their  poster:

They produced a high quality A5 flyer two sided with all participating artists listed:

 Here's the entrance to the Chapel:

And inside the chapel, lots of people and work on walls.

Tim Carroll and Paul Exton are holding a Joint Exhibition at Walcot Chapel from the 25th - 31st July

Walcot Chapel is a glorious venue for an exhibition, set back from Walcot Street on the left as you leave London Road in Bath and head for the centre of Bath along Walcot Street.
The post code is: BA1 5UG.
Tim and Paul will be at the gallery from 11am until 5pm each day, do go along if you get the chance.
If you are available on Friday 29th July, do try and go to the Private View on  when they will be offering refreshments and lots of people to talk to until 9.30pm.
Why not have a night out in Bath?

Here's the official invitation:

More examples of Tim's work can be seen on his website: www.timcarroll.co.uk

This exhibition is also advertised on Bath Society of Artists website: www.bsaartists.c.uk under 'exhibitions'.
And also on the Art Rabbit website by following the link below:
http://www.artrabbit.com/uk/venues/venue/1012/walcot_chapel_gallery

Walcot Chapel is a lovely building to draw; this is what I drew and coloured in last year: