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Quarr Abbey Art Gallery is hosting a substantial solo exhibition of refreshingly different artwork by Isle of Wight artist Andrew Dowden - a collection of unique and distinctive, handmade, hand-carved ceramics and complementary textured and mixed media wall art. This is an opportunity to view Andrew Dowden's innovative and inspirational work and purchase directly from the artist. Quarr Abbey, a registered charity, receives 10% of all exhibition sales.
Ideas and designs for Andrew's ceramic work come from various sources including nature, architecture and archaeology. Ceramic tile panels, wall plaques and standing forms are popular with collectors, in particular Tumbling Squares, Standing Stones and Wheel Forms. Surface texture and form are Andrew's main interest in ceramics, and textured designs have also been incorporated onto his oil-painted, abstract, 3D wall art.
Andrew will be in attendance during the exhibition and will be happy to discuss his work.
Ideas and designs for Andrew's ceramic work come from various sources including nature, architecture and archaeology. Ceramic tile panels, wall plaques and standing forms are popular with collectors, in particular Tumbling Squares, Standing Stones and Wheel Forms. Surface texture and form are Andrew's main interest in ceramics, and textured designs have also been incorporated onto his oil-painted, abstract, 3D wall art.
Andrew will be in attendance during the exhibition and will be happy to discuss his work.
Thu 17 Jul to Tuesday 22 July
Quarr Abbey Art Gallery, Quarr Abbey, Quarr Road, Nr Fishbourne, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES
10am to 4.30pm - Thursday, 17th July to Tuesday, 22nd July 2025FREE ENTRY
Further details: 0746 0913 575
www.andrewdowden.co.uk
- Large free car park
- Visitor and Exhibition Centre
- Monastic Bookshop
- Tea shop and gardens
- Farm shop
- Wheelchair access
- Toilets
- Woodland walk
- Old Abbey ruins
- Landscaped gardens
- Resident pigs
NB Details correct at posting but may be subject to change
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