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Article: Mid February News

Mid February News

As Wightman Gallery eagerly prepares for its inaugural group exhibition 'LINES' at the beautifully landscaped Compass Courtyard in March, here are a few details about the exhibitors.

 
Blue Chun Glazed Wares

Blue Chun Glazed Wares

Stoneware, by Nick Stenhouse

Nick Stenhouse and Heather Wilson are based in the Scottish Borders where they established Redbraes Pottery, as part of Marchmont Creative Spaces. They are 2020 ceramic graduates from Cardiff School of Art and Design and are currently undertaking multiple commissions across Scotland. Between them, they teach throwing and design tableware ranges and limited editions such as these above. The full edition will be on sale at Wightman Gallery from 29th March - 29th April, 2024.

 
Image above: Thomas Merrett in his studio
 
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Andy Harris

Metal artist

Andy Harris is an ex-fisherman from South Devon. Now a metal artist, he produces delicate expressive observations of nature using iron. Andy has not only caught the attention of Wightman Gallery, but the tenacious, East Anglian born chef, Jamie Oliver. Oliver himself has been supporting Andy since his new found iron art career began and commissioned a series of iron gates for his East Anglian garden.

His current project of a horse (pre-liminary drawing below), in tool steel and brazed will be on view and for sale at 'Lines' on Friday 29th March, 2024

Image above: Andy Harris at Spains Hall next to his iron gate design. His Spains Hall commission will be on show at Compass Courtyard during the Private View opening on Friday 29th March.
Andy Harris
Preliminary drawing for
LINE HORSE
Andy Harris

 
In other news...

The mixed media drawing, '10th November' (details below) by artist Charlie Posen has been installed at Wightman Gallery. Currently the largest scale work in the space, the drawing is float mounted and box framed in acrylic and measures 1.5m x 1.5m. Having already attracted the interests of a collector, the art piece will officially go on sale and be available for the public to view at the exhibition opening.

'Lines' opens at Wightman Gallery and Compass Courtyard on Friday the 29th March, 2024
Above: Annabel Wightman in talks with photographer
Rebecca Lewis
 about the drawings in the gallery by Charlie Poulsen and
'For The Love of God'. Doodle on Strawberry crate
Damien Hirst (back right)

Below:
Set of x12 framed (each unique) abstract line drawings
by Charlie Poulsen
On sale from 29th March 2024 at Wightman Gallery
 

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