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Previous exhibitions at Broughton Gallery. |
22 April to 13 May 2007
Main Gallery: Clifford William Blakey, Elizabeth Waugh, Christine Meyer-Eaglestone, Frances Priest, Nancy Sutcliffe, Julia Linstead, Judith Gregson 20 May to 17 June 2007
Main Gallery: Moods of the Sea ^ Oona Campbell, Rob Newton, Marlena Frick, John Nelson, Ian Boyter, Clifford William Blakey,Carolyn Burchell 24 June to 12 August 2007Main Gallery: Gillian McConnell plus Summer Exhibition: John Lowrie Morrison, Rob Newton, Andrew Burke, Janet Christie,Liz Kerr, Angela Lawrence, Emily Little, Sonas Maclean, Carol Moore, Alexander Robb, Tom Shanks 19 August to 30 September 2007Main Gallery: Douglas Davies Hall: Bella Green, Carolyn Burchell, Stuart Gibbs 4 November to 23 December 2007
Narrative Works November 8 – December 24 2006 | Winter 2006 Exhibition
The intense colours and trademark blues of John Lowrie Morrison's Scottish landscapes complement abstract and vibrant landscapes by Emily Little. Ruth King’s new pots are given a solo show. Plus small groups of potters, painters, jewellers, glass-makers, wood-makers, and textile artists.
Artists: vivien alexander | peter archer | steph black | hilary & richard bravo | andrew burke | tim casey | emma chalmers | dorothy cockrell | philippa crawford | isabel denyer | tim gee | julia green | judith gregson | madeleine hand | liz hanson| claire harrigan | mike hunter | tom iglehart | gail kelly | ruth king | gail klevan | emily little | bethan lloyd-worthington | john lowrie morrison | rob newton | janet notman | caroline o'brien | janet o'donnell | peter scott tudhope | lynn tindale | jonathan wade | sam wade | isabella whitworth October 8 – November 14 2006 | Close to Nature
An enormously diverse exhibition of work, but one which remains in all respects close to nature. Paintings from Diana Hope, Jacqui Higgs, Liz Myhill, Sonas Maclean, Carol Moore and Jean Dakin. Susan Nemeth’s unglazed hand-built porcelain pots and Akiko Hirai's organic and tactile domestic ceramics. Metal sculpture from Jerwood Metal Prize 2005 finalist Chris Knight.
Artists: jean dakin | jacqui higgs | akiko hirai | diana hope | chris knight | sonas maclean | carol moore | liz myhill | susan nemeth September 10 – October 3 2006 | Four Women Artists Celebrate the Environment
Solo show of new work from acclaimed Glasgow colourist Annette Edgar. Scottish silversmith Shimara Carlow shows her silver vessels which are inspired by forms from nature, as are Kaori Tatebayashi’s sculptural and functional pots. Carina Ciscato’s spontaneous and fluid porcelain pots complete the show.
Artists: shimara carlow | carina ciscato | annette edgar | kaori tatebayashi July 29 – September 5 2006 | Summer Exhibition
A changing selection of small groups of potters, painters, jewellers, glass-makers, wood-workers, and textile artists, many relatively local to the gallery. Artists: July 2 – July 25 2006 | Rising Temperatures
Mark Nuell’s jewellery radiates a soft warm glow, while Rob Newton’s landscapes capture the full heat of summer. Eddie and Margaret Curtis’ ceramics raise the temperature further until Jane Cox provides the cooling dip in the Mediterranean tones of her tableware.
Artists: jane cox | eddie & margaret curtis | rob newton | mark nuell June 4 – June 27 2006 | Atmospheric Perspectives
Where the palette is limited and the emphasis is on contour and form. Katherine Lubar's paintings capture the mood of the film noir. The strong, yet restrained contours of Gilda Westermann’s pots, Françoise Dufayard’s painterly slipware and Hidemi Asano’s sculptural jewellery reflect the shapes and the shadow-play in Katherine’s work and yet they remain organic in nature. The air of calm is reinforced by the serene, architectural, almost industrial forms of Regina Heinz’ and David Binns’ ceramic sculptures, and by the timeless geological emphasis in Wendy Lawrence’s and Peter Clough’s work. Tom Hill’s wire bird sculptures have the final word.
Artists: hidemi asano | david binns | hugh bryden | peter clough | françoise dufayard | regina heinz | tom hill | sarah jarrett-kerr | wendy lawrence | katherine lubar | gilda westermann May 7 – May 30 2006 | The Colours of the Sea, Shapes in the Sand, the Lie of the Land
Inert matter brought to life. Paintings by Sue Biazotti (solo exhibition 'Above and Below') sit comfortably with Helen Beard’s ‘story pots’. Joanna Howells’ fine pottery creates an oasis of calm while Sally Greaves-Lord's silk wall hangings and the ceramic wall-pieces by John Pollex add colour and drama.
Artists: helen beard | sue biazotti | sally greaves-lord | joanna howells | dianne king | john pollex April 9 – May 2 2006 | Renaissance
A treasure trove to signal the rebirth of Broughton Gallery. An extravagant exhibition, marking the debut of Bill McCabe as the gallery’s new director. Solo exhibition by Oona Campbell ‘Into the Landscape’. Artists: peter archer | liz bowe | grant braithwaite | oona campbell | chris carpenter | isabel denyer | michael ewart | ulla hörnfeldt | daphne krinos | olivia musgrave | louise o’neill | olivia schlevogt | jonathan wade |
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