Lympstone textile artist Jenny Moon makes a welcome return to A la Ronde with her exhibition of exquisite and colourful collages. The exhibition can be seen free of charge, in the stable and award winning tearooms from 10 to 23 April, 10.30am - 5pm. The pictures of fabric and stitching depict sea and boats, the countryside and clusters of cottages.
Lesley Strong, Property Assistant says: "If this exhibition inspires you to create your own textile pictures, Jenny will be returning again in the Autumn to hold an embroidered collage workshop.
Philip Clayton Since graduating from Central St. Martins, Philip Clayton has combined his painting life with a career in art education. His work concentrates on recording the environment, especially landscape, using the medium of oil paint ‘en plein-air’. This exhibition will feature scenes from London, France and Devon.
Chris Prindl Chris Prindl started making pots in 1987 with Toshiko Takaezu while at Princeton University. After graduating he went to Japan as an apprentice to Takao Okazaki in Yamagata. It was here he honed the skills to express his Japanese sensitivity with clay...
A-level photography students from Exmouth Community College are preparing for an exhibition of their work at A la Ronde, the National Trust property near Exmouth.
The exhibition, which will run from 27 March to 9 April, represent a diversity of students' photographic interests. Lesley Strong, Property Assistant at A la Ronde, comments: "A la Ronde enjoys a close relationship with Exmouth Community College and we now host an annual exhibition by the A-level photography students. Later this year we will also host an exhibition of work by their A-level art students. It is really great...
An exhibition for start-ups, entrepreneurs, business owners and corporates wishing to raise brand awareness
Venue: Matford Centre, Marsh Barton, Exeter, EX2 8FD
Date: Thursday 5th June 2014
Time: 12 noon – 17.30
17.30 - 19.00 - After show networking party sponsored by Business Network (SW)
FREE ENTRY FOR DELEGATES
Call: 01392 349 130 for more information or to book a stand
The Devon Business Expo with headline sponsor Basepoint Business Centres, is a new and exciting event with over 100 exhibitors. Aiming to attract 1000...
Some 750 children from schools around Exeter have been working with education officers to create stunning banners on the theme of Reading the Cathedral.
Exeter Cathedral marks its 900th anniversary this year and the banners are on display in the nave.
The exhibition has been sponsored by the Exeter Episcopal Trust.
Education officer for the Diocese of Exeter, Tatiana Wilson, said it was wonderful how the Cathedral will still so important to young people’s lives in Exeter.
“It has been lovely to celebrate deep thinking and learning with children and their...
The art work of seven Exeter School pupils has been chosen to appear in The Marle Gallery’s “Before They Were Famous” exhibition from 8 March to 5 April 2014.
Five current GCSE and A Level Art pupils and two former pupils have been given the opportunity to see their work hung in a professional gallery.
The art work of Upper Fifth pupils Miles Johal and Dan Jarvis, Lower Sixth pupils Emma Askew, Daniel Hambly and Rebecca Armstrong and last year’s Upper Sixth pupils Georgia Reece and Flossie Beasley, will join the creations of other exceptional young artists, under the age of...
Artist Mick Abbott is returning to A la Ronde after his hugely popular 2013 series of paintings based around the ceramics collection at the house. This year he will be taking the visitor on a very different journey to discover the boat building heritage of the local area.
Mick’s new exhibition, entitled ‘Degeneration and Regeneration’, is a poignant record of the area’s wooden boat building traditions in drawings, paintings and photographs.
Property Assistant, Lesley Strong says: "We are really looking forward to Mick’s exhibition as it explores the wider landscape and...
Since 2009 The British Wildlife Photography Awards have showcased some of the finest images captured by photographers practising in Britain.
The 14 categories, including Botanical Britain, Young People’s Awards, Coast and marine and Wildlife in HD Video, are inspiring, thought provoking and highlight the natural wonders right on our doorsteps.
Subjects range from familiar favourites to rare and elusive floral and faunal gems.
This theme offers fresh insights into one or more of the four elements, earth, air, fire and water. The Elizabethans believed that all ‘matter’ was composed of just these 4 elements. Whilst understanding has progressed since then with the discovery of the periodic table, they were long-held beliefs, going back to ancient civilisations.
Fast forward a few thousand years and this exhibition offers the opportunity to explore, visually, the multi-faceted nature and power of the 4 elements. The universality of this theme reflects...
Celebrating a new collaboration of the South West's animation courses, the New Year kicks off at THG with Degrees of Animation, part of 2014’s Animated Exeter festival.
Focusing on the work of some of the most exciting new talent to graduate from animation courses across the South West, this year's Animated Exeter exhibition gives an insight into the work involved in producing even the shortest animation. Some of the original models and drawings will be shown alongside the films.
