Archives: Exhibitions

Paul Adams invites you to an exhibition of Painting, Drawing, Assemblages and Jewellery.     Paul Adams Email : Souldropkeys@gmail.com

Kevin Lord’s new work for 2019 : Kevin Lord is an oil painter, living in Margate. His work is mainly landscapes and still life, characterised by harmony of colourand free brush strokes. Website: kevinlordartist.weebly.com www.instagram.com/kevinlordartist

Shad Chittim and Jos Mascarenhas invite you to an exhibition of Art for Everyone which will include a cross-section of their artistic styles, both contemporary and figurative, as well as cards and artefacts, all at affordable prices. Shad Chittim – sc6121@hotmail.com. Jos Mascarenhas – Josmascarenhas75@gmail.com

“Mrs Winchester thought she knew her place and time in life, but lately is finding everything not to be as she expected”. For their Fourth Annual Exhibition, The Profanity Embroidery Group has created the belongings of the fictional Mrs Winchester. Embroidered slippers, lampshades, bathcubes and even a firescreen shall adorn Mrs Winchester’s ‘room’ at the Fishslab Gallery. This exhibition is […]

Local artist Rachael Dickens and internationally acclaimed mosaic artist Cleo Mussi, explore and celebrate what is held in the hand and in the mind.

Branches & Boughs. A collection of works in 0il by Joanna Winston. The theme of Trees each work painted from the imagination.       Coast & Country. Painted by Christopher Hautot. Work based on scenes from odd corners & inlets around Kent.

Lindsay Wilkinson with friends Irene Southon and Sue Moreton. Three Whitstable-based artists exhibiting works of art and beautiful homewares inspired by the local coastline Lindsay Wilkinson, feltmaker and photographer: large handmade wet felted pictures, sculptures, lamps, coasters and other homewares using natural wools and recycled silk. Also striking limited edition local photographs on canvas.         Irene Southon […]

La Vie et la Dance is an exhibition of life and ballet drawings in charcoal and pastel. My preferred style reflects a keenness for chiaroscuro, a technique which relies upon the use of strong contrasts to achieve depth and volume.