Exploring Portraiture - Talk & Private View (23 May)
Join Cara Gordon, The 2024 Muir Trust artist in Residence for a talk about her career and this residency followed by a private view of her exhibition.
Entry to the talk is included with your Museum ticket - book a slot for the talk to secure your place as capacity is limited.
Buy your ticket for the Museum or Museum & Children's Gallery here:
Further information about the Residency and Exhibition:
~Residency : 9 April – 9 May 2024~
Meet the artist at the Museum on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and at Aylesbury Library on Tuesdays
~‘Exploring Portraiture’ exhibition : opens 24 May 2024~
Cara’s evocative works range from portraiture to landscapes. She is a renowned and award-winning artist including winning the RUA Gold Medal at the 2021 exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
For her Residency, Cara will create a group of drawn portraits and sketches of local people within the museum and the surrounding town. These may be quick spontaneous sketches or longer studies made onto collages of discarded papers that add another dimension and texture to each portrait. She will be looking for a diverse range of sitters to illustrate the town and its communities today and hopes to engage new audiences with her work.
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Join Cara Gordon, The 2024 Muir Trust artist in Residence for a talk about her career and this residency followed by a private view of her exhibition.
Entry to the talk is included with your Museum ticket - book a slot for the talk to secure your place as capacity is limited.
Buy your ticket for the Museum or Museum & Children's Gallery here:
Further information about the Residency and Exhibition:
~Residency : 9 April – 9 May 2024~
Meet the artist at the Museum on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and at Aylesbury Library on Tuesdays
~‘Exploring Portraiture’ exhibition : opens 24 May 2024~
Cara’s evocative works range from portraiture to landscapes. She is a renowned and award-winning artist including winning the RUA Gold Medal at the 2021 exhibition at the Ulster Museum.
For her Residency, Cara will create a group of drawn portraits and sketches of local people within the museum and the surrounding town. These may be quick spontaneous sketches or longer studies made onto collages of discarded papers that add another dimension and texture to each portrait. She will be looking for a diverse range of sitters to illustrate the town and its communities today and hopes to engage new audiences with her work.
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