A new exhibition opened on Saturday! Fellow occupants of the artist’s studios hidden away in the depths of the creative hub that is ‘The Island’ (home of the infamous Carnyville) have got together for a group show, inviting the public to come and see our collective work for the first time.
The exhibition will feature the work of over 20 artists and will be held in the same gallery space as our recent Still Alive exhibition. We’re taking part exhibiting some of our recent works and taking the opportunity to get to know everyone a bit better! It’s on everyday from 12am – 7pm, finishing this Saturday – so come and have a look about!
Expect to see a wide and diverse range of exciting work presented through a variety of disciplines from painting, drawing and photography to sculpture, textiles and printmaking.
Coming soon, keep your eyes peeled for some sumptuous sights from the neat photographic crew……
During May this year Neat Studios will take part in Bristol’s first Festival of Photography, with interactive exhibitions and gallery spaces opening to the pubic for the first time.
The show brings together a new collection of work, cross-pollinating between different mediums with lots of experiments in monochrome, examples of traditional printing processes and large-scale digital prints. Showing work by resident photographers: Paul Blakemore, Karen Dews, Hayley Walsh, Rachel Sokal and Jacob Stow.
The exhibition launchs with an open party on the 21st of May. We’ll also be holding a workshop on Wednesday 26th of May for anyone to come and have a go at printing, plus a live projection picture show on Friday 28th of May.
Opening next week in a small cafe in Radstock, Somerset a collection of images by the Creative Links Group who have been working with Karen Dews since last September. The show will be on for a week so if you’re in the countryside drop in for a cup of tea and some beautiful photographs.
Neat studios artists Lizi Morse and Paul Blakemore where at Colston Hall’s Christmas Arts Fair and trading their amazing crafty bits with great confidence. Check out the website for future fairs at the Colston Hall at www.madeinbristol.wordpress.com/
Lizi Morse at the "Made in Bristol" Christmas fair.
As part of Coventry Peace Month, Paul Blakemore from Neat Studios had been asked to exhibit his pictures from the Joy Hopital Pandarpur at the Herbert Art Gallery.
