Thank you! And events this weekend 10th -12th May

May 08, 2024 1:37 pm

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Dear good people,


Well that was a wonderful first weekend of show! We had over 1000 people come to visit Saturday & Sunday! Thank you to those that managed to come along....so lovely to see your faces and catch up!


I'm so very proud of it, it has turned out better than I could imagine with lots of different things to see from glass paintings, canvas & panel paintings, cyanotype prints, video painting installation, epoxy resin sculptural paintings and a collaborative sculptural piece made with the sea called Dougal.


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It is Phoenix Open Studio weekend so loads to see! 120 artists opening their doors for you to come and see. My exhibition is on the ground floor just to the right once you come in the main entrance.


Your invite too:


Friday 10th May 6-8.30pm - my show will be opens as part of the Phoenix Open Studios trail AOH. Continues Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th 11-5pm


I will be there the whole weekend.


The exhibition runs until 19th May 11-5pm Wednesday to Sunday 11am -5pm

10-14 Waterloo Place

Brighton

BN2 9NB


If you can't make these dates I can arrange to meet you there and we could a coffee if you have time....get in touch to arrange!


A few pics of my exhibition, loads more to see:


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Click Here for my listing at Phoenix Art Space


About the exhibition:


‘Entangle’ a solo exhibition by Nina Garstang.


Reflecting submersion in the sea and our effect upon the ecology of it.

 

To be entangled may be emotional, philosophical or physical in a complicated or compromising relationship or situation. From the depths of the seabed to the light glimmering on the surface, from the molecular to the hyperobject and from the symmetry of forms found everywhere from our innermost bodily workings to the outer universe. From the literal entanglement of sea creatures in discarded plastic waste and fishing nets to the emotional entanglement of our part in the rise of global temperatures and our philosophical responsibility to the threatened ecosystems. Nina explores these aspects through painting, cyanotype prints, sculptural elements and video.

 

Garstang studied her MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art where she received the Stanley Smith Scholarship. She paints in her studio in Brighton, swims, records light in water and collects sea treasure washed ashore after storms.


Click here for more context about this work



Finally I'm in this Artist Open House at a new space in town, it's a Salon Show of some of the most interesting artists I know. Open every weekend in May at 18 Tichborne Street, right in the centre of town.


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Looking forward to seeing you!


Nina x


Click Here for my website and social media





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