Trees - Light - Shadows / Dappled Light @ Theatre Royal Plymouth 25th.August - 28th September8/8/2023  
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CROWs ( Creative Older Women artists) are celebrating a second year of successful workshops and events in an exhibition in September at MAKETANK , Paris st, Exeter CROW began in January 2022 with a meeting of 17 artists at MAKETANK. The aim was to bring older women artists together fuelling mutual support, networking and skill sharing. We now have 89 members. Every month CROW has run workshops ( abstract art, making books, life drawing, portraiture & many others) as well as presentations of work and visits. These have been achieved in a supportive and positive atmosphere delivered entirely by its own members creating a strong kinship and resilience. The show, “Light”, shines a spotlight on the remarkable talent and Ingenuity of 26 older female artists: from painters, printmakers and sculptors to ceramicists and textile artists, their unique approach to contemporary art and unfaltering passion prove that age is no barrier to innovation and brilliance. CROW’s continued presence at MAKETANK has created a nurturing culture enabling engagement with the wider community in Exeter and marking a significant place in Exeter’s cultural calendar. Crow has now grown to become a major part of the cultural life of Exeter, enabling a generation of artists to work collaboratively while developing their individual identities. All welcome. A collection of work from artists across the South West.
Come see our work and the celebration of art for the Devon Open Studios.
 Looking forward to showing my work with the Rhizome Artists' Collective as part of the Art Trail organised by the artists for Devon Open Studios. My work was generated Post- Stroke, during a major recovery period. A period of reflection and self-discovery.  A great day painting and drawing at Southdown Marina, with Rhizome Artists' and the Tectona restoration and refit project team. First watercolours outside of the year.       Selected photographs. Tectona on her mooring, views down river to Plymouth pontoons and boats plus some serious rebuilding work going on. Thanks to the Tectona Project for allowing us on board to paint and draw. The exhibition continues to the end of March, plenty of time to try and find the paintings these images belong to.                            |
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