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BEe Special
Creating a bit of a buzz with a two week feature show alongside the "In The Garden" exhibition focusing on our favourite pollinators. Louisa Crispin's intricate Bumble Bee drawings with specially selected jewellery and ceramics.
Kate Osborne has built a reputation for instinctive, vibrant watercolours that highlight her understanding of bees and a new selection of paintings will show alongside Louisa’s delicate drawings. Emily Higham looked to the nest for her inspiration, using the distinctive hive hexagons to create layers of colour for her enamel jewellery. Kate Kato hides her delicate paper creations within a tiny match box, a joy to discover. While Mary Johnson’s pots “stand up for the earwigs and woodlice” it makes sense to find bees in her collection, a marked contrast in style to Julia Smith mugs and Jillian Riley’s poison bottles.
Kate Osborne has built a reputation for instinctive, vibrant watercolours that highlight her understanding of bees and a new selection of paintings will show alongside Louisa’s delicate drawings. Emily Higham looked to the nest for her inspiration, using the distinctive hive hexagons to create layers of colour for her enamel jewellery. Kate Kato hides her delicate paper creations within a tiny match box, a joy to discover. While Mary Johnson’s pots “stand up for the earwigs and woodlice” it makes sense to find bees in her collection, a marked contrast in style to Julia Smith mugs and Jillian Riley’s poison bottles.
Tuesday to Saturday 9.30-4.30
Free Entry
Artichoke Gallery, Church Street, Ticehurst, East Sussex TN5 7AE
Sat 13 May 2017 to Sat 27 May 2017