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Force of NatureRunning alongside the Mercer Gallery's JMW Turner's show 'Northern Exposure', 'Force of Nature' is an exhibition of five regional artists whose work has been influenced by this iconic painter. They include Anna Lilleengen. Debbie Loane, Ed Kluz, Katharine Holmes and Emerson.
The exhibition runs from 18th January until the 18th April 2020 at the Mercer Gallery, Harrogate. Flying Colours GallerySeptember saw Emerson have a busy month in London, with the Flying Colours Gallery showing his work at the 21st Century Art Fair; followed by a solo show at their Kings Road Gallery.
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Raising Funds at ChristmasBefore Emerson threw himself fully into producing work for the Mercer Gallery's Force of Nature exhibition he thought he'd use November to experiment with a new technique while also helping a fantastic local charity at Christmas-time.
Supporting Older People is a Harogate-based charity who work to alleviate loneliness and isolation often experienced by older people living on their own. The Biscuit FactoryNew drypoints will be heading up to Newcastle in time for Christmas. Contact the Biscuit Factory for more details.
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An era comes to an endEmerson says a fond farewell this summer as he steps down from his role as CEO.
Emerson has worked with the visual arts charity since its inception ten years ago, firstly as a mentor to the winning artist, before becoming a committee member, then a Director and finally taking on the role of CEO three years ago. CLICK HERE to find out more. West End GalleryFollowing the publication of 'The Artful Hare' earlier this year, the West End Gallery are hosting an exhibition of the same name. A wide variety of beautiful hares on display from a range of renowned artists.
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two in the north:
108 Fine Art in Harrogate are showing some fantastic artists from the north of England with their 'Northern Base' exhibition. The show runs from 24th October to the 14th November. Emerson will have a number of paintings there; including both Scottish and Yorkshire-based work.
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After two years hard work the New Light Biennial Prize Exhibition opened at the Bowes Museum on the 17th November. The show is an exciting overview of the contemporary artists in the north, and includes the prizewinner of the £10,000 Valeria Sykes Prize.
New Light is a visual arts charity that recognises and rewards the skills of artists in the North of England with the award of some of the region’s best prizes and exhibition opportunities. |