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Cromer
Artspace September Newsletter
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Sir Antony Gormley
Print Raffle
We are delighted that Antony Gormley
is showing his support of our Cromer Artspace ventures by donating a
framed print for us to raffle.
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Not only will
you have the opportunity of gaining a
beautiful work of art for your wall, and one that is worth over £5,000,
but you will be supporting the development of Artspace on the Prom.
The
draw will be on October 14th
at an artists’ Q&A event during the Open Call exhibition. Up
until 14th
October tickets will be on sale at Artspace on the Prom and online
via our website. All the money raised will go towards enabling Cromer
Artspace to fulfil its aims of making art and creativity accessible
in Cromer for the benefit of residents and visitors.
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Black and White:
From the Ethereal to the Concrete
Esther Boehm
14 until 25 September
We are excited to see the first installation work at Artspace on the Prom.
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‘Ether’ is an installation of eleven large, seemingly floating, objects with translucent skins reminiscent of alabaster or ice. These objects will hover above new sculptures made of black ‘ciment fondu’ which emerge from the ground to form a dialogue with ‘Ether’ and with visitors. Interactive sound will enhance the installation.
Esther will be available to talk and
to answer questions about her work on Thursday 21st
September 4pm – 5pm. This is a great opportunity to ‘meet
the artist’.
You
are invited to the Private View on Thursday 14th
September 5.30
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Cromer Artspace Open: Colour
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30 September to October 18
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The curator, Sue Bell, and selection
panel had a difficult time deciding, from 159 submissions, on work
which met the brief of exploring the role of colour and contributed
to a coherent exhibition. The discussion took several hours!
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The exhibition opens on Saturday
30th
September and you will be able to see work in a range of media,
including glass, photography, textile, wood, painting and print.
Artists included are from Cromer, Norfolk, London, Worcestershire and
Doncaster, showing new and recent work.
Come
along and see!
You
are warmly invited to the Private View on 29th
September at 5.30.
There will also be a Q&A with artists,
led by the curator Sue Bell, on 14th
October at 5.30pm. This will be an excellent chance to listen to and
contribute to discussion of the role of colour in art. The winner of
the Antony Gormley raffle will be announced at this event.
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Making and using natural inks
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On Saturday 7th
October from 4.30 to 6.30 Rachel Burchell will lead a workshop at
Artspace on the Prom on making and using natural inks.
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Playing with Natural Colours – an introductory workshop to the joy of natural ink making, with Rachel Burchell.
An opportunity to make your own natural ink; a simple mark making tool and lots of time to play and explore nature’s many hued abundance.
Rachel will supply all materials, including her own selection of inks.
Participants will also make their own ink to use at home.
£15. Booking via cromer-artspace.uk.
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Progress
on plans for Artspace on the Prom
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Invitations to tender for the work
on the roof should be sent out by NNDC any day now and work on the
roof should be completed early in the spring. We are assured that it
will not affect our opening!
The
plumber has visited and we are working on plans for better storage
and new sinks ‘backstage’.
The
panel will meet to finalise the exhibition programme for 2024 on Wednesday 4th
October. Artists have until the end of September to submit proposals.
This is all very exciting and we can only hope that 2024 will match
2023 in interest and variety.
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To help the many visitors who use our post code to find us we have a new one dedicated to us: NR27 9FA (the previous postcode covers all the promenade and led to many visitors getting lost!)
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This winter, although we are
planning for future improvements, it will be very cold and damp in
Artspace on the Prom. If you know any artists who nevertheless would
like to work with the amazing light, the sound of the sea and
proximity to waves, they should contact [email protected]!
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Welcome
to new volunteers
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We are delighted to welcome nine new
volunteers to our team this month.
There
is always a wide range of tasks: delivering posters, washing windows,
greeting exhibition visitors, helping to hang work, assisting with
admin… perhaps you have a friend who would like to join us? Contact [email protected]!
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Pictures around Cromer
Although the National Gallery Collection has been taken down (doesn't Cromer look bare?) there is still time to complete the survey to help us plan future exhibitions.
We are developing the concept of a loan scheme so that the pictures will remain on view somewhere - a village hall, doctor's space, school or other such place. Let us know if you have any contacts who could benefit from this: [email protected]
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Raffle
of framed print by Antony Gormley
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See
you soon
We
look forward to seeing you at one of the upcoming exhibitions or
events.
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Cromer Artspace
Artspace on the Prom West Promenade, Cromer United Kingdom
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