Nine TAG members exhibiting in Tenby. Many thanks to Margaret Welsh and John Faulkner who run Art Matters for hanging the work really well.
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Forthcoming Exhibition – “Nine Lives” – 1st-28th April 2014
Painted on Silence
Officium
Formed in the late 1990′s, the Teifi Artists Group work in a wide variety of media and techniques. Membership is by invitation and the group is kept small and local. The artists meet on a bi-monthly basis, providing a mutually supportive network for encouragement, constructive criticism, and the exchange of information. The group shares common aims and acts as a forum for innovative ideas.
This exciting new TAG exhibition at Art Matters in Tenby runs through the whole month of April 2014, and offers a special opportunity to see how these nine individual artists express themselves, each with their own unique voice.
Andie Clay, Wendy Evans, Helen Gillam, Glenn Ibbitson, Carole King, Nigel Pugh, Peter Rossiter, Philippa Sibert, Diane Walkey.
“In Conversation” – Solo Exhibition at Oriel Ceri Richards, Swansea
“In Conversation” Exhibition
Quiet reflective moment before the doors open
Preparing for the Private View
“Powerful work – Strong shapes, vibrant colour, exciting use of line and media – wonderful explosions of all the visual elements. So assured.” GF
“Have seen your landscapes in previous exhibitions this is something new and stimulating. Loved it.” JMW
“Could spend hours here – the pictures are talking to each other.” JC
A visit on the last day by a group of Swansea art students brought this comment from their tutor :
“Fab exhibition of line, colour and abstract expression. Was enjoyed by all students visiting this morning. Provoked many conversations and inspired all the students to explore, experiment and to be freer in their application of lines, colour and compositions. A huge thank you.” TF
Nick Pudsey of Pembrokeshire Video Filming My Solo Exhibition at Swansea
Nick Pudsey Filming my Exhibition
Nick and Vicky Pudsey spent the day with me in the exhibition shooting lots of film to be edited for future videos which will appear on this website in due course. This included being interviewed by the gallery manager Mark Heycock.
