Viva Lewes issue #113 February 2016

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Into the Woods Picturing trees 20 FEB - 6 MARCH 10AM - 5PM SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS OR BY APPOINTMENT AT OTHER TIMES Beautiful art, affordable prices ‘And valleys smile’, a mixed media landscape featuring music and newsprint collage by featured artist Lucy Ames A friendly welcome awaits you at the Chalk Gallery Chalk Gallery 4 North Street <strong>Lewes</strong>, BN7 2PA t: 01273 474477 w: chalkgallerylewes.co.uk 111 HIGH STREET, LEWES, EAST SUSSEX BN7 1XY Mobile. 07777 691 050 sok@stannesgalleries.com www.stannesgalleries.com
out of town: art John Piper © Victoria and Albert Museum, London features contemporary paintings and photographs that record location by Conrad Atkinson, Jeremy Deller and Jem Southam, amongst others. There’s a chance to hitch a ride to see David Jones: Vision and Memory at Pallant House in Chichester with the Ditching Museum of Art + Craft on 10th. The coach will leave at 9.30am, enjoy a private talk about Jones, and have ample time to view the other exhibitions before returning at around 3pm. For details email friends@ ditchlingmuseumartcraft.org.uk Charleston have announced their creative workshops for <strong>2016</strong>. Find out what’s on a charleston.org.uk/whats-on Further afield Just down the road Speaking of documenting the landscape, Recording Britain comes to Towner from 6th and stays until May. A major exhibition of 50 works depicting a rich diversity of buildings in England and Wales in the late 1930s and early 1940s, and selected from the 1500 that captured the changing landscape of Britain during WW2. The ambitious scheme, intended to boost national morale by celebrating its natural beauty and architectural heritage, was established by Sir Kenneth Clark at the outbreak of war in 1939 and is now held by the V&A. Featured artists include John Piper, Kenneth Rowntree and Barbara Jones, and emerging artists of the time. Clark - more interested in paintings that gave a sense of the continuity of the English town or village rather than of buildings of outstanding architectural merit - considered Recording Britain to be an extension of the Official War Art scheme. The show also That good-looking octogenarian, the De La Warr Pavilion, has installations from experimental film maker Steve Farrer (above) and the first UK solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Tonico Lemos Auad. At Jerwood Gallery, Everything but the Kitchen Sink, including the Kitchen Sink - the John Bratby exhibition ‘crowd sourced’ from private owners – has opened its doors. Unmissable. More about that in next month’s magazine. 43
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