This year’s most popular work in our 66th Annual Exhibition was
“RIver I” – a large oil painting by Anne Wills
Thank you to all visitors who took time to vote for their favourite piece.
Photos from our recent trip to The Watts Gallery Artists Village
Members enjoyed the day & we’d really recommend a visit.
The Society has just opened an Instagram account and we’ve made a good start with 120 followers within 2 weeks!
We’ve been showing images from our exhibitions and are linking up with many other artists in the region.
Quite a few of our members enjoy using Instagram.
For those who don’t know – Instagram allows artists to get their work seen if they want to share it, but they can also enjoy the work of many other artists – locally, nationally & internationally.
Our trip to The Watts Gallery, Artists’ Village, near Guildford promises to be fascinating. There’s so much going on there: https://www.wattsgallery.org.uk/
We are filling a coach so if you’d like to join us for the day please get in touch for details: bookbrutonart@nullgmail.com
A Rural documentary; Painting and Drawing Farmers in Somerset’
Today Kate Lynch gave us a fascinating lecture and presentation of her paintings. While showing us her pictures her talk was entirely about her twenty plus years of meeting, drawing and painting the mainly disappearing and always changing lives of those who work on the land in Somerset.
On Saturday 2 March a new art gallery opened in Castle Cary High Street. It is in the former premises of the Natwest Bank and is a branch of the David Simon Contemporary Gallery in Bath. Continue reading “Picasso’s Muse” in Castle Cary; A New gallery Opens.