Exhibition:
The Art of Calm
until Monday 4 May
Skylark Galleries is hosting a special exhibition for Slow Down London of paintings, original prints, sculpture and ceramics that radiate a sense of calm, inviting visitors to linger and browse in the two venues run by this committed and enthusiastic group of artists.
Skylark Galleries is hosting a special exhibition for Slow Down London of paintings, original prints, sculpture and ceramics that radiate a sense of calm, inviting visitors to linger and browse in the two venues run by this committed and enthusiastic group of artists.
Right: Ruty Benjamini, Angel Eggs, £80 and £100
Over the May Bank Holiday Weekend (2-4 May) this exhibition will radiate out of the galleries and on to the railings by the Thames at Bernie Spain Gardens (weather permitting), close to both galleries
Venue: Riverside Walkway railings, Skylark 1 and Skylark 2 Galleries, South Bank, London
Slow Down: Artists at Work
Venue: Riverside Walkway railings, Skylark 1 and Skylark 2 Galleries, South Bank, London
Slow Down: Artists at Work
become a pavement artist
join a collaborative collage
and watch our painters at the "easy easels"
...guided by artists from the Cool, Calm, Collective, Skylark Galleries.
Dates: Saturday 2 May, Sunday 3 May and Monday 4 May
Time: 2-6pm
Location: Bernie Spain Gardens (Adjacent to Oxo Tower Wharf), Upper Ground, London SE1
join a collaborative collage
and watch our painters at the "easy easels"
...guided by artists from the Cool, Calm, Collective, Skylark Galleries.
Dates: Saturday 2 May, Sunday 3 May and Monday 4 May
Time: 2-6pm
Location: Bernie Spain Gardens (Adjacent to Oxo Tower Wharf), Upper Ground, London SE1
Very Slow Art: free talks by gallery artists
Three gallery artists each give a 10- to 15-minute talk about their current working processes:
Gill Hickman: "Why Happy Cells" - Gill will explain the background to her current series of textural artworks
Kathy Dutton: "Create Inner Space" - Meditation and Reiki healing inspire Kathy's inner landscapes
Lucinda Beatty: "Very Slow Art" - Lucinda will talk about the long slow process of papier mache.
Gill Hickman: "Why Happy Cells" - Gill will explain the background to her current series of textural artworks
Kathy Dutton: "Create Inner Space" - Meditation and Reiki healing inspire Kathy's inner landscapes
Lucinda Beatty: "Very Slow Art" - Lucinda will talk about the long slow process of papier mache.
Right, Lucinda Beatty, Buddha
Date: Thursday 30 April
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Skylark 2 Gallery, Unit 1.09, First Floor, Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, London SE1
Creating Happy Cells - Visualisation
Date: Thursday 30 April
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Skylark 2 Gallery, Unit 1.09, First Floor, Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, London SE1
Creating Happy Cells - Visualisation
Skylark artist/director Gill Hickman invites you to: make time for yourself, relax, re-charge your batteries and give your immune system a boost. Gill will lead you on an imaginary journey inside your own body to create some vibrant, happy, healthy cells! Please bring a cushion to sit on.
(Sixteen of Gill's paintings of cells are on show at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, London SE1, until 7 May - see previous blog below for more details.)
Dates: Monday 27 April and Wednesday 29 April (Wednesday's session will be slightly different from Monday's).
Time: 6.30pm - 7.30pm
Cost: £10 waged, £5 unwaged. Places are limited. Email info@skylarkgallery.com to reserve your place.
Location: Skylark 2 Gallery, Unit 1.09, First Floor, Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, London, SE1
(Sixteen of Gill's paintings of cells are on show at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, London SE1, until 7 May - see previous blog below for more details.)
Dates: Monday 27 April and Wednesday 29 April (Wednesday's session will be slightly different from Monday's).
Time: 6.30pm - 7.30pm
Cost: £10 waged, £5 unwaged. Places are limited. Email info@skylarkgallery.com to reserve your place.
Location: Skylark 2 Gallery, Unit 1.09, First Floor, Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, London, SE1
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