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Inclusion Resources Exhibition |
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Teachers, educators and child carers looking for multicultural resources, visit our stand at Croydon’s, Inclusion Resources Exhibition (formerly Multicultural Resources Exhibition) and see a wide range of art, books, musical instruments, toys and much more. This is an exciting opportunity to explore and purchase a range of resources. |
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Hilton Croydon Hotel Weatherill Suite 101 Waddon Way Purley Way Croydon CR9 4HH Admission Free For more information contact: Nalini Wood, Tel: 020 8726 7373, or Email: Nalini.Wood@croydon.gov.uk Download Flyer » |
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Gauguin |
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Be prepared for stunning impressionism, brilliant symbolism, inventive sculpture and pioneering ceramics' - The Sunday Times Book your tickets now for the must-see exhibition of 2010. Gauguin is one of the world's most famous and best-loved artists from the early 20th century. For the first time in the UK in over 50 years, Tate Modern presents an exhibition dedicated to this master French Post-Impressionist, featuring paintings and drawings from around the world. His sumptuous, colourful images of women in Tahiti and beautiful landscape images of Brittany in France are some of the most popular images in Modern art. Gauguin was the ultimate global traveller, sailing the South Seas, and living in Peru, Martinique, and Paris among other places. This exhibition explores the role of the myths around the man - Gauguin as storyteller, painting himself as a Christ-like figure or even a demon in his own paintings, religious and mythical symbols in his work, and the manipulation of his own artistic identity. It features many of his iconic paintings, including those showing daily village life from the artist's colony of Pont-Aven in Brittany, nude bathers and haystacks in the Breton landscape, and decorative works such as the carved wooden door panels around Gauguin's hut in the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia. More... |
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Bankside London SE1 9TG Tel: 020 7887 8888 |
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Sisters in Spirit |
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Celebrating Black History Month an exhibition of work by 11 female artists based in the UK. Themes such as the unity of the Black family, Black male-female relationships, contemporary social conditions, and African traditions are central to their artistic explorations. Each artist is active in bringing art to the community and using it as a tool of awareness. Sisters in Spirit include; Soheila Keyani, Paulette Robinson, Melanie "Shay" LaRocque, Carol Ann Edwards (aka 'Cezanne'), Michaela Lavine Lewin, Lorna Graham, Carol John, Mary Osinibi, Munirah Olton, Dionne Ible and Jennifer Lewis. Private viewing Thursday 30 September 2010, 6.30pm - 9pm |
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The Original Gallery First floor Hornsey Library Haringey Park London N8 9JA 020 8249 5807 Exhibition Times: Monday to Friday 1pm to 7pm Saturday & Sunday 12pm to 4pm Admission Free |
 Mosaic Art by Dionne Ible |