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Walnut Tree by Isobel Bartholomew
Floral Art – Reawakening Iceni Botanical Artists are back in Bury St. Edmunds with a live exhibition on 16-22nd October in The Guildhall. Just like all art
Last chance to see Dinos at Norwich Cathedral
groups throughout the past eighteen months, IBA members
Dino hunters get ready, Break has announced that its GoGoDiscover
have been kept apart by Covid-19 restrictions. However, artists
T.rex sculptures won’t be heading into extinction just yet and will
everywhere are fortunate and often thrive in solitude and peace
be heading to Norwich Cathedral for a special family celebration
and quiet in order to allow the creative juices to flow. Botanical
event to celebrate Dippy the Diplodocus’s last week at Norwich
artists have been even more fortunate, as they depend upon the
Cathedral at October Half Term. This is an exciting opportunity for
natural world for their inspiration. And that has remained a
families to see the stunning and eye-catching T.rex sculptures in the
constant throughout the lockdown periods, with the seasons
beautiful grounds of Norwich Cathedral. The special ‘Farewell for
reliably coming and going as always. ‘Many of the paintings on
Now’ event, in partnership with Break and Norwich Cathedral, will
view at the exhibition have been painted during these difficult
take place between October 24th-31st. For more information about
times and we hope they give you as much pleasure to view as
Break and to find out more about next year’s trail please visit
they have given us to create,’ says exhibitor Isobel Bartholomew.
break-charity.org
www.icenibotanicalartists.co.uk
Turner-prize nominee comes to Cambridge This October, Cambridge-based gallery, Extraordinary Objects will launch a new exhibition celebrating the work of David Shrigley; a crude, contemporary and comical British artist, who is internationally recognised for his satirical, cartoonish ink drawings which observe everyday situations, human interactions and politics. The new exhibition, titled ‘My Artwork Is Terrible and I am A Very Bad Person’, intends to provide comic relief to visitors, celebrating the light at the end of a turbulent pandemic tunnel. Key pieces in the display will include five original acrylics on paper, including ‘Three Caps’, ‘Cream' and ‘Resist Your Urges’, as well as a selection of highly sought-after limited-edition prints, all signed by the artist, including: ‘Art Will Save The World’, ‘My Rampage Is Over’ and ‘I’ve Never Seen You’. New 2021 signed prints include: ‘I’m Sorry’ and ‘You Will Not Stop Me From Singing’. Extraodinaryobjects.co.uk
