Exeter Open Studios celebrates the work of artists and community art groups in the City. This year Exeter Open Studios will be taking place during the inaugural city-wide Arts Week Exeter festival (AWE).
Exhibitions and studios will be open from 13th- 21st May 2017 and will be celebrating an amazing 10 years and offering the opportunity for residents and visitors to see artists at work. Exeter Open Studios is jointly funded by participating artists and Exeter City Council. Photos
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Art Week Exeter’s purpose is to widen access to, and participation in, the diverse forms of contemporary and traditional art in Exeter. All of this year's Art Week artists will be represented at this salon-style exhibition. Come and peruse this microcosmic display before starting your tour of studios and shows across the city.
Address: 29/30 South Street, Exeter, EX1 1EB Opening hours: Sat 13 May 10am–4pm Sun 14 May 10am–2pm Mon 15 May 10am–4pm Tue 16 May 10am–4pm Wed 17 May 10am–4pm Thu 18 May 10am–4pm Fri 19 May 10am–4pm Sat 20 May 10am–4pm Sun 21 May 10am–2pm The exhibition explores Winnie’s vision of the capitalist world, viewing desirable commodities from different angles and often with a focus on textile products, in order to resist what she describes as her “shopaholic behaviour and temptation”. Winnie, who graduated from UAL/Chelsea College of Arts with an MA in Fine Art, paints her obsessions into her artworks.
The exhibition is curated by Julian McSweeney and Huanglu Shi for Artsalon+, and is being held in the atmospheric 1st floor room of The Oddfellows - Exeter, at 60 New North Road, EX4 4EP. The Private View will be held from 6.pm to 9.pm, on THURSDAY, 4TH MAY, 2017, and the exhibition will then be open from the 5th - 21st May, 2017 as part of Art Week Exeter. Opening hours from 5th - 21st May, 2017: Wednesday to Saturday : 6pm- 12am Special opening hours : 17th May (Wed) 1pm - 5pm Hongkongers’ shopping habits among unhealthiest in the world, survey Read more here. Exhibition photos Facebook Event Art Week Exeter 2017 programme booklet
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