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Exhibition at Couture Food Hall, Royal ArsenalFrom 20 May 2010
http://www.couturefoodhall.com/
We hope you get the opportunity to come along and see our limited edition photography on acrylic panels which is currently on sale at the Couture Food Hall, Royal Arsenal. We're delighted to be the second Artist asked to exhibit there and our work received quite a lot of interest even whilst it was being hung! The Couture Food Hall is the perfect place to have a drink coffee, eat cake and relax!
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Tudor Barn Eltham Summer Music and Arts Festivalhttp://www.tudorbarneltham.co.uk/
The recently held Tudor Barn Arts Festival introduced tai-chi, art, sculpture, music, dance, workshops and design in the inspirational setting of Tudor Barn. Tremendously well supported by Greenwich Council and Greenwich Community College, the festival brought together artists of all levels, professional and amateur, and provided a space to showcase the many talents in and around Greenwich.
Marcus Luck, the organiser, put on a tremendous festival and brought together a huge number of artists and organisations to celebrate arts and culture in Greenwich.
The festival is a major addition to the Greenwich Cultural Olympiad, 2012. The four-year Cultural Olympiad is an inspirational programme of events that runs alongside preparations for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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 Exhibition at Tudor Barn Elthamwww.tudorbarneltham.co.uk
See our paintings and high-grade acrylic panels currently on display at Tudor Barn Eltham. The work is displayed in the perfect setting of the beautiful restaurant.
Tudor Barn Eltham is a fully restored Grade 2* listed building built in the 16th century by the family of Sir Thomas More. Tucked away in the leafy suburb of Greenwich, this stunning building is steeped in history & the only Tudor Barn in London.
The stunning, magnificent gardens are an amazing experience, to paint, read, relax and enjoy.
There is an abundance of wildlife, flora, fauna and trees to see and photograph.
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Past Events |
 Mudchute Nativity, 13th December 2009www.mudchute.org
Mudchute Park and Farm held their annual Nativity and Living Crib Service on Sunday 13th December. A whole host of events took place throughout the day, including storytelling for children read by the amazing staff from the Idea Store Canary Wharf, face painting by Sharon of Mudchute Farm and the moving crib and carol service taken by the Church of Christ & St John with St Luke. Very well attended and organised, a big thank you to all the Mudchute staff for putting on such an amazing experience.
It was a special event and one in which I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to photograph.
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 Paul McPherson Gallery, Greenwich
12th to 24th October 2009www.paulmcphersongallery.com
Gary Clarke's "Things Behind The Sun" solo exhibition incorporated a large body of contemporary work developed over several years. The joint exhibition included several pieces from the artists' own collection, including Bichelle's "Peppers In Motion" and "The Last of the Wilberness". £10 from every sale of The Last of the Wilberness will be donated to The World Land Trust for the protection of the natural habitats, a cause which both Bichelle and Gary are passionate about, and aim to protect at least 100 acres of natural habitat. So far Spot On Art has raised enough money to protect 5 acres of rainforest.
Thank you so much to everyone who attended the two-week exhibition and Private View on Thursday 22nd October, and took the opportunity to purchase Original and Limited Edition work. A big thank you to Andy and Rosie of Spiky Feather for their musical accompaniment throughout the evening.
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 B.I.G. ConcertThe Blind Independence Greenwich fundraising concert on Thursday 21st January was a tremendous success. Spot On Art donated original paintings and a limited edition photograph of Mudchute City Farm.
A huge thank you to all who attended and participated, in particular Rosie Glass who organised the event.
Poster designed by Bichelle Masrani.
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 Bhavan Centre for Indian Art & Culture, 25th May 2009www.bhavan.net
The newly founded Spot on Art, held their first major exhibition at the Bhavan Institute for Indian of Art and Culture on 25th May 2009.
The Bhavan is the largest institute for Indian art and culture outside India.
The exhibition was a great success and afforded us an opportunity to exhibit the work in a beautiful and unique space and meet a great number of interested visitors, whose comments were deeply appreciated.
Spot On Art brings together a unique and highly collectable work of Original and Limited Edition Art & Photography. The recently launched Magnum Art by Bichelle Masrani on high grade acrylic frames has been an instant success with buyers and attracts enquiries from businesses and a major magazine publisher. To view please see 'High Grade Acrylic Frames' page.
The exhibition showcased the work of Gary Clarke and co-founder of Spot On Art. This is his second major art exhibition and presents an outstanding and extraordinary collection of large scale contemporary art.
Spot On Art also represents a number of other artists and designer, whose works were available during the exhibition.
Bhavan Institute for Indian Art & Culture
4a Castletown Road
West Kensington
London
W14 9HE
United Kingdom
Click on 'Original Art' to view paintings from the exhibition available for sale or as commissions.
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