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Treasures of GloucestershireAt Chorley’s, Prinknash Up<strong>per</strong> GalleryPrinknash Abbey Park, Cranham7 & 8 JulyThis exhibition of treasures celebrates Gloucestershire’slandscape, people and traditions with objects chosen to reflectthe cultural wealth of the county. Cheltenham Art Gallery &Museum is lending significant pieces from its Arts & Crafts,fine art and costume collections. In addition to loans from us,other Gloucestershire museums, organisations and privatecollectors are lending their treasures.The exhibition, supported by the Honourable Company of Gloucestershire, is organisedto raise funds for the Art Gallery & Museum Development Fund through admission,catalogue sales and an exclusive event during the weekend.For further details see www.cheltenham.artgallery.museum or www.simonchorley.comTrojan Horse, 2011Punch bowl made byWedgwood and decoratedby Alfred Powell, 1928Trojan Horse by Carrie Reichardtand Nick ReynoldsAt Beechwood ArcadeRemember the Trojan horse which was part of Horse Parade?This wonderful work of art is on display again at theBeechwood Arcade as it is still for sale.The sculpture was made by PJ Crook and cast by 3DEye.The decoration and embellishment was applied by CarrieReichardt and Nick Reynolds to turn it into a masterful Trojanhorse. Its head has been transformed into a skull and the bodyis covered in intricate mosaic telling the history of the horseincluding thought-provoking facts about how people haveused and worked with horses in the past.Please contact us if you are interested in details about the sale,email artgallery@cheltenham.gov.uk or tel: 01242 775711.Cheltenham in AntarcticaAt Cheltenham Library, Clarence Street, Cheltenham21 July – 10 September23 July sees the birthday of Cheltenham-born Antarctic explorer, Edward Wilson. To markthe occasion and commemorate the centenary of the British Antarctic expedition, we areshowing a small display in Cheltenham Library. The graphic panels reflect on Wilson’s artand faith and reproduce some of the pictures by Wilson in our collection.A touring display by Gloucester Cathedral, this will remain at the Library until HeritageOpen Days, the second weekend in September.5
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