Burnham-On-Sea’s Brickworks Studio in the town centre is set to hold an art exhibition called ‘Foundation’ this weekend.
The two-day showcase of colourful art will run on Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August and will feature the work of five local artists. It will open from 11am-7pm on both days.
The studio, based in Victoria Court in Burnham’s Victoria Street, was opened last year by Jacob Dear and George Manchip, as reported here.
Jacob says: “It has been eight months since our last exhibition at The Brickworks Studio. We have been itching to put on another showcase of fantastic artwork created in and around Burnham-On-Sea.”
Burnham-On-Sea’s Brickworks Studio in the town centre is set to hold an art exhibition called ‘Foundation’ this weekend.
The two-day showcase of colourful art will run on Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August and will feature the work of five local artists. It will open from 11am-7pm on both days.
The studio, based in Victoria Court in Burnham’s Victoria Street, was opened last year by Jacob Dear and George Manchip (pictured above), as reported here.
Jacob says: “It has been eight months since our last exhibition at The Brickworks Studio. We have been itching to put on another showcase of fantastic artwork created in and around Burnham-On-Sea.”
Burnham-On-Sea’s Brickworks Studio in the town centre is set to hold an art exhibition called ‘Foundation’ this month.
The two-day showcase of colourful art will run on Saturday 31st July and Sunday 1st August and will feature the work of five local artists. It will open from 11am-7pm on both days.
The studio, based in Victoria Court in Burnham’s Victoria Street, opened last year, as we reported here.
The studio’s Jacob Dear, pictured, says: “It has been eight months since our last exhibition at The Brickworks Studio. We have been itching to put on another showcase of fantastic artwork created in and around Burnham-On-Sea.”
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