Setting up our first exhibition

Hopefully you will come along to our exhibition this week and see how eight talented makers’ highly colourful, and highly diverse work has become a cohesive exhibition.  I may be biased, but our work and 44AD fit hand-in-glove; and it is all down to our guest curator Fiona Cassidy. Fiona came to our planning meeting two weeks before the exhibition, and spent a long day with us on Monday, helping us set up.  An independent opinion and a curator with the confidence to make quick decisions was invaluable, and enabled us to show our work at its best.

Thanks also go to Katie O’Brien at 44AD artspace – she is such an encouraging, helpful, and supportive presence. 44AD is a quirky, industrial space that has a great feeling, and Katie has worked hard at gaining a following.

Our final thank you goes to the builders next door, Galliford Try, working on the Gainsborough Hotel project, who helped with a little heavy lifting and found us some pallets to use as an impromptu plinth.

Penny W

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How it looked when we arrived…
From left: Anna Glasbrook, Fiona Cassidy and Kirsten Glasbrook setting up
From left: Anna Glasbrook, Fiona Cassidy and Kirsten Glasbrook setting up
Samon Yechi fitting brackets on his shelf
Samon Yechi fitting brackets on his shelf
Gallery: Samon Yechi, Anna Glasbrook and Tabitha Stewart
Gallery: clockwise from left work by Samon Yechi, Anna Glasbrook, Tabitha Stewart and Desiree Goodall
Gallery: clockwise from left work by Linda Row, Penny Wheeler and Anna Glasbrook with cushions by Samon Yechi, Lyn Snow and Penny Wheeler on the pallets
Gallery: clockwise from left work by Desiree Goodall, Linda Row, Penny Wheeler and Anna Glasbrook with cushions by Tabitha Stewart, Lyn Snow and Penny Wheeler on the pallets

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