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We’re thrilled to announce that Glyndebourne Afternoon is on exhibition now at The Light Centre in Woking, Surrey as part of the Parallel Lines: Drawing and Sculpture exhibition. The exhibition is running from 22 June - 25 August 2019.
Glyndebourne Afternoon 2018 | Ink Polargraph, Acrylic On Paper
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We’re thrilled to announce that the following pieces are on show at Art and Emotion Fine Art Gallery Lausanne, Switzerland.
Bronze and Steel | 60cm x 45cm x45cm
Gypsum Powder, Acrylic, Titanium | 40 X 40 X 40 CM
Edition Of 99
We’re super excited to attend the private viewing on the Parallel Lines: Drawing and Sculpture exhibition at the Light Box Gallery, Woking on the 26th June.
This exhibition will explore how artists have used line in both drawing and sculpture. Guest Curator Caroline Worthington (Director, Royal Society of Sculptors) will use twentieth century sculptures from The Ingram Collection placed alongside contemporary drawings from the members of the Royal Society of Sculptors (RSS). The RSS is based at Dora House, South Kensington and is an artist led, membership organisation. They lead the conversation about sculpture today through exhibitions and events for all.
ICGG 2018 – Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Geometry and Graphics
Maria Helena Wyllie L. Rodrigues
Madalena R. Grimaldi
Daniel W. L. Rodrigues
Françoise Nielly – peinture
Olivier Duhamel – sculpture
Philippe Brusini – sculpture
Johanne 8 – peinture
Charles Fazzino – technique mixte
Jonty Hurwitz – sculpture
Rachel Bergeret – technique mixte
Nanou Herman – peinture
Renaud Delorme – technique mixte
Stephan Herrgott – peinture
