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A Cultural Feast for the May Bank Holiday Weekend
Spring Bank Holiday Weekend 28th to 30th May Via Gellia Mills, Bonsall, Derbyshire DE4 2AJ
Who can resist a peek into the life of an artist? From May 28th art lovers are invited to meet Pet and Wildlife artist Clare Walton of Kute Fine Art at Unit 309 Via Gellia Mill. See her in action, learn about her skills and experience the surroundings that nourish her imagination.
Take the opportunity to browse Original Artwork, Limited and Open Edition Prints and brand new Cartoon Releases. Why not have a go yourself? There will be a variety of artists materials to try including pastels and many types of pastel paper, pen and ink, graphite pencil and oil paints.
Now in its sixth year the Derbyshire Open Arts has established itself as a firm date in the cultural calendar and Via Gellia Mill as an art venue isn't standing still. One of the great strengths of this rural setting is the sense of place, drawing on the rich vein of talent in the area and exhibiting work that celebrates local distinctiveness.
Only in such a rural space can visitors explore such a diverse event with so much fun.
http://www.kutefineart.com
Who can resist a peek into the life of an artist? From May 28th art lovers are invited to meet Pet and Wildlife artist Clare Walton of Kute Fine Art at Unit 309 Via Gellia Mill. See her in action, learn about her skills and experience the surroundings that nourish her imagination.
Take the opportunity to browse Original Artwork, Limited and Open Edition Prints and brand new Cartoon Releases. Why not have a go yourself? There will be a variety of artists materials to try including pastels and many types of pastel paper, pen and ink, graphite pencil and oil paints.
Now in its sixth year the Derbyshire Open Arts has established itself as a firm date in the cultural calendar and Via Gellia Mill as an art venue isn't standing still. One of the great strengths of this rural setting is the sense of place, drawing on the rich vein of talent in the area and exhibiting work that celebrates local distinctiveness.
Only in such a rural space can visitors explore such a diverse event with so much fun.
http://www.kutefineart.com
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