THE STOKES ART GROUP SUMMER PROJECT ‘STONE’ WON BY A LOCAL SCENE !!
July 26th, 2015
THE STOKES ART GROUP SUMMER PROJECT ‘STONE’ WAS WON BY A LOCAL SCENE !!
THE BRIDGE AT THREE BROOKS POND painted in Watercolours by Stokes Artist Lorraine Durant, won the people’s Vote for 1st Place in the SAG’s Summer Project Competition.
The Project Collection of 20 Artworks, based on ‘Man’s Use of Natural Stone in the Landscape’, was displayed at Christ The King Church, Bradley Stoke, for the duration of their Friday Coffee Morning where Patrons attending on 10th July were asked to vote for their favourite entry.
The Display was viewed with keen interest, and the supply of deliciously tempting refreshments served with a smile from the Team at CTKC was quite literally the icing on the cake!!!
In 2nd Place was SUNSET STONES AT CASTLERIGG, a Cumbrian scene in Watercolour by Susan Hartry – and in 3rd Place was BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE II in Textured Acrylics on Canvas by Pauline Duce.
The complete Collection can be viewed on Facebook at Stokes Artists – or on their Projects Page at http://stokesart0/wix.com/stokes-art-group.
THE STOKES ART GROUP meet during Term time on a Tuesday Evening and Thursday Morning, at Christ The King Church in Mautravers Close, Bradley Stoke. Although not tutor lead Members range all ability levels and is all very informal. The morning group is currently full, but there are Places available to join the Tuesday Evening Group for the Autumn Series of 12 Studio Sessions starting 1st September – so if you fancy a Taster Session on that evening please contact the SAG Leader, Susan Hartry, who will gladly answer your questions and hopefully arrange to meet you there. 2015 charges are still just £2 per 3hr Studio Session payable in advance – the Autumn Series is £24 – new members joining for the Autumn will benefit from Free 2015 SAG Membership worth £5.
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