Showing posts with label multimedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multimedia. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 August 2013

New Exhibition: The Power Station, Cwmbran featuring - Valerie Stewart, Gil Clayton, and Joanne Barber.



The latest exhibition taking place at The Power Station, Cwmbran features work from three Artists, all of which favour different mediums. Valerie Stewart is an accomplished artist and art tutor, her use of vivid colours and patterns is striking. Gil Clayton is a mixed media and acrylic painter, her subtle, soft impressionistic style has an elegant air about her work. Joanne Barber is a pastel artist; her bold choice of colour brings a lot of warmth to her images.

Gil Clayton

Gil Clayton

Gil Clayton

Joanne Barber

Joanne Barber

Joanne Barber

Valerie Stewart

Valerie Stewart

Valerie (top) Gil (bottom)

Valerie (top) Joanne (bottom)

The Power Station Cwmbran.



  

Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Cwmbran Library Exhibition: June 2013



Our latest exhibition took place at Cwmbran Library where all of Torfaen Art Factory members displayed at least one item at the show. There was a wide variety of work being exhibited, from acrylic and oil paintings to polymer clay sculptures and pencil drawings. The exhibition lasted for one month only and we would like to thank the staff at Cwmbran library for letting us show our work and taking good care of our images. Here are some photos of the exhibition:   

Torfaen Art Factory members, 'working hard' setting up the exhibition.

















Thursday, 23 May 2013

New Exhibition at The Power Station, Cwmbran. Featuring: Graham Allen and Christine Duggan.

The latest exhibition at The Power Station Cwmbran is displaying the work of two of the longest serving members of Torfaen Art factory, Graham Allen and Christine Duggan. Graham is an acrylic artist who specializes mainly in wildlife. His wonderful blending creates a soft, almost pastel look to his paintings. Combining this method with the use of bold colours, Graham's style is very distinctive. Christine is photographer and digital artist. She enjoys taking images of local scenes in and around Torfaen and the South Wales area. Her style varies dramatically from sculptural scenes of St Brides to digitally manipulated images of Cwmbran Woodlands, replicating a soft charcoal drawing.

Christine Duggan - Photography

Above: Graham Allen - Acrylic. Below: Christine Duggan - Photography

Graham Allen - Acrylic

Above: Graham Allen - Acrylic. Below Christine Duggan - Photography

Above: Graham Allen - Acrylic. Below Christine Duggan - Photography

Graham and Christine's work at The Power Station

Wednesday, 27 February 2013

New Exhibition at The Power Station, Cwmbran. Featuring: Sandra Davies and Elaine Peece

The new Exhibition at The Power Station in Upper Cwmbran (running for six weeks) features the work of Sandra Davies and Elaine Preece from Torfaen Art Factory. Sandra is mainly a graphite artist, her work consists mainly of delicate drawings of animals and portraits, in this exhibition you will also she some of her acrylic paintings of woodland areas. Elaine is a painter and multimedia artists, her bold images of flowers are striking, in this exhibition Elaine is also showing some of her charcoal drawing of famous people.

Sandra Davies: Graphite Drawings and Acrylic Paintings

 Elaine Preece: Acrylic Painting, Multimedia Piece and Charcoal Drawings