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Until 17 July
The Bath Society of Botanical Artists Exhibition
Over 70 paintings produced by members will be on display at Bath Cenral
Library, as well as cards, prints and the society’s 2011 calendar; www.bsba.co.uk
Until 18 JULY
Interactive
One Two Five Gallery’s Summer Exhibition examines how artists’ ideas
interact with their audience. One Two Five Gallery, Box Road; 01225
858888
Through the Woods, darkly
RookLane Chapel in Frome hosts an exhibition of magical illustrations; 01373 455420
Until 21 July
Martin Yeoman: One Man Show
Among Martin Yeoman’s commissions to date are Her Majesty The Queen’s grandchildren, Sir Alan Hodgkin OM, Sir Brinsley Ford and the former Bishop of Birmingham Hugh Montefiori. Quest Gallery; www.questgallery.co.uk
Until 23 July
From Sand to Sandstone
An exhibition to introduce new paintings by talented Cornish artist Neil
Pinkett which capture the beauty of Cornwall and Bath. Bath Fine Art; www.bathfineart.com
Until 24 July
Paris: London: Frome
For Frome’s 10th Festival, David turns his lens on his native Frome, with its quirky streets and personalities.Rook Lane Chapel; 01373 468040
Until 28 JULY
Inspired by Cornwall: Trevor Price, Hannah Cole & Friends
It’s been too long since Rostra have been able to bring you new
paintings by Trevor or Hannah, but this exhibition brings you both at
once! Rostra &Rooksmoor; 01225 448121
Until 29 JULY
Chance to Shine
Becky Buchanan’s exuberant abstracts and Orlanda Broom’s exotic landscapes demonstrate two very different but equally inspired techniques. Edgar Modern;
www.edgarmodern.com
Until 30 July
Fenton House Exhibition – Ron Frampton FRPS
These monochrome images, all taken in the Wessex region, represent work by Ron Frampton FRPS, and his Royal Photographic Society graduates. Fenton House; www.rps.org
Until 31 July
Bringing Home the east
An exhibition of the Eastern-inspired work of Candace Bahouth, John Nankivell, Olivia Dell, Carole Walker and Gary Wood. Newark Park, Ozleworth; 01793 817333
31 JULY
Celebrating The Negative
A collection of photographs brought together in this exhibition to commemorate the 175th anniversary of Fox Talbot creating the first photographic negative in Lacock in 1835. Lacock Abbey;
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
City Lights
Nick Cudworth will be showing his paintings and prints of Bath which feature the effect light has upon it’s beautiful architecture and waterways in particular in early morning and late evening. The Gallery, London Street; www.nickcudworth.co.uk
Until 17 August
DRAWING FROM THE WELL
Emma Rose is a UK based artist, living, loving and working in Wellow,
near Bath. The Guildhall; www.emmaroseartworks.com
Until 22 August
Whoops A Daisy!
Inspired by the comedy of Jacques Tati, and the random and awkward
movement of old clockwork toys, Ralph Steadman takes on the wonky world
of clockwork. Black Swan Arts, Frome; 01373 473980
Until 27 August
Brian Rusher: Voices from the past
This exhibition by Corsham-based artist Brian Rusher features his mixed media creations inspired by ancient landmarks, cultures and artforms. For appointments, call: 07767 407841 or email:
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Until 29 August
Cutting Edge: The Evolution of Untraditional Papercuts
A breathtaking exhibition of contemporary papercuts by three artists of Chinese descent, Lo Jhy Yen, Nie Chun-Mei, and Zhang Wenqing. Museum of East Asian Art; www.meaa.org.uk
Until 5 September
THE ENGLISH MATISSE: LANDSCAPES BY MATTHEW SMITH
The first ever show devoted to the sumptuous Cornish and Provencal
landscapes of Matthew Smith (1879-1959), one of the greatest British
colourists. Victoria Art Gallery; www.victoriagal.org.uk
Until 31 October
Classic American Quilts
The American Museum at Claverton Down holds one of the finest textile collections in the world. 2010 sees a selection of its stunning quilts showcased; www.americanmuseum.org
Until 12 Dedember
The Astronomers’ House
This special exhibition at the Herschel Museum of Astronomy celebrates the amazing work of William Herschel and his sister Caroline during their time in Bath; 01225 446865
Until 31 December
Vionnet
A collection of rare 1930s evening dresses by Madeleine Vionnet. The Fashion Museum; www.museumofcostume.co.uk
DEBORAH VAN DER BEEK: OUT OF OLD MYTHOLOGIES
Van Beeks sculptures vividly bring to life myths and legends, from
Amazon warrior women to the outlaw Ned Kelly.
Victoria Art Gallery; www.victoriagal.org.uk
Turn of the Century
Included in the four linked fashion displays are 25 ensembles by Helmut Lang. Fashion Museum; 01225 477736
17 – 18 July
Life on Mars: Reconstructing the Rainbow
An exhibition of glass and paintings at The Old Chapel in Frome brings together David Haslewood and Claudia Phipps ; www.fromefestival.co.uk
17 July - 9 January
The Diana Dresses
The exhibition includes dresses worn during royal tours of Canada and New Zealand in the ’80s. Designers include Catherine Walker, Versace, Donald Campbell, and Murray Arbeid. The Fashion Museum; www.fashionmuseum.co.uk
24 – 28 July
Places
A first collective exhibition by three artists and inspirational Art teachers from King Edward’s School. Six Chapel Row Gallery, Queen Square; 01225 820415
26 – 31 JULY
Colourscape
A joint exhibition by Tony Green and Louise Lalonde at St. Michael’s Church on Broad Street; 01225 447103
26 July – 1 August
Trinity Artists 2010
At their sixth annual exhibition, the work of 16 artists ranges from traditional to modern painting in oil, acrylic, watercolour and mixed media, as well as wood engravings, ceramics, photography and jewellery. Walcot Chapel; www.trinityartists.co.uk
30 JULY – 30 AUGUST
The Bath Show
This Summer, Rostra & Rooksmoor Galleries present The Bath Show. The finest collection of paintings, original prints and ceramics by young artists working in and around Bath, the jewel of the Westcountry; 01225 448121
30 July – 31 August
Tom Elliott Exhibition
Local artist Tom held his first Dyrham Park show in 2007, which was extremely well-attended. Don’t miss the chance to see his work again. Dyrham Park; 01179 372501