A Floral Feast Extra times

The popularity of 'Floral Feast' at the BRSLI  in Bath has led to us kindly being given extra opening times! 

We are now additionally open Sunday December 3rd 11-3, on Monday the 4th we are now open all day, 10-4, and we are now also open on the morning of Tuesday December 4th from 10-1. 

A Floral Feast

Menier Gallery with the UA

Stunning exhibition open until Saturday September 5th

Royal Opera Arcade Gallery

I am very excited to be involved in this exhibition.

Some beautiful work will be displayed.

The land seeker is docking at Art in Clay at Hatfield House august 18,19 &20. Come and see what the tide has washed up. http://www.artinclay.co.uk/

Come beachcombing!

Creative coverage Exhibition

  I have 5 pieces going into this show.

Creative Coverage exhibition

The United Society of Artists Margate June 17-25

I have six pieces of work in this show. 

I will be in the galleries on June 17 & 18

Two days left on The Beach

           
                                  Odd panoramas of the beach at Greenhill Cottage Gallery

Beached extra dates and Words as well as clay

Friday May 12^th 1-8pm, please call by for an evening drink on the beach.

Saturday May 13^th 11-7, evening drinks on the beach also available.

Sunday May 14^th 11-6, come and join me for a cup of tea on the beach in the afternoon.

Monday May15th 11-6 See what’s left on the sand.

I am very excited to be involved in this. Dawn always organises an amazing evening with excellent guest poets and open mic poets who are oh so good.

Beached extra dates

The lovely Martyn Slade has so enjoyed having a beach in the gallery he has invited me stay a little longer.

The Beach will close tomorrow evening but then…….the tide will bring me back to Greenhill Cottage Gallery in mid-May.

 The beachcombers have gathered up some pieces but by May 12^th there are bound to be new pieces washed up on the shore.

Friday May 12^th 1-8pm, please call by for an evening drink on the beach.

Saturday May 13^th 11-7, evening drinks on the beach also available.

Sunday May 14^th 11-6, come and join me for a cup of tea on the beach in the afternoon.

Monday May15th 11-6 See what’s left on the sand.

Storytelling with Francis Maxey and a trip around the dockside

https://vimeo.com/214249398

https://vimeo.com/214291916

Join me for a sundowner here between 6 and 7 pm tonight.

Ship of Dreams

Tonight 'Ship of Dreams' tales created for the installation by Francis Maxey.
Join Liz on the beach for Sundowners 6-7 then stay on for stories.

Words and Ears with Rebecca Gethin

Dawn Gorman brings Words and Ears Easter Monday April 17th 
Guest Poet: Rebecca Gethin

Rebecca Gethin lives on Dartmoor. A pamphlet, All the Time in the World, has just been published by Cinnamon Press who also brought out A Handful of Water in 2013. Another pamphlet, A Sprig of Rowan, is due in March from Three Drops Press. New poems have appeared in magazines and in anthologies such as Driftfish and in the forthcoming Ledbury Poetry Festival's Poetica Botanica. She is a Hawthornden Fellow and runs the Poetry School seminar in Plymouth. Her website is www.rebeccagethin.wordpress.com

Beached in Wiltshire April13-25 at Greenhill Cottage Gallery

Museum for Camille Claudel

If you don't know her work seek it out.
 http://www.museecamilleclaudel.fr/ opens on 26th March.
Take a breath  and look.

Shifting the Blame exhibited at hatched in Oxford

The piece comments on religions’ attitudes to women.

Religion is frequently used to hold women back, using the demands of some deity as an excuse for much of men’s disempowerment of women, rather than admitting it is just a masculine desire for control.

 A religious doctrine threatening some unknown punishment for disobedience saves having to argue any case for suppression of, and failure to share equal freedoms with, women.

The piece shows Adam and Eve. Adam is kneeling, appearing penitent, his expression portraying ‘Not me, God’.

Eve is leaning on his shoulders, fed-up. Her expression: ‘Here we go again’.

The serpent develops from Adam’s plaited hair and winds under his groin.

The message the piece sends is that most of the sins blamed upon women by religions come from the minds of men, the results of how they wish to behave, the ‘faults’ are truly the sins of men’s behaviour, and yet they prefer to accuse women’s wiles as the cause, and hence punish women for men’s’ misdeeds!