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Swindon
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Visual Arts
Swindon
This group exhibition brings together the artists of group 7, who have a strong commitment to the media of drawing, painting and printmaking. They share an interest in abstract and expressive painting with a strong use of colour. The exhibition showcases their recent work, allowing visitors to...
Visual Arts
Swindon
This small exhibition celebrates Martin Froy's 1960s abstract paintings and works on paper. These intense, colourful paintings are an excellent introduction to the work of this important artist, and show his contribution the development of abstract art in Britain.
Martin Froy passed away in 2017,...
Visual Arts
Swindon
This exhibition brings together a diverse selection of paintings by the artist David Bent. It includes geometric landscapes, intricate photographic collages, and paintings which tackle major contemporary social issues.
Bent is rightly well known for his 'art of flight' paintings and prints, which...
Visual Arts
Swindon
The Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry was founded in 1794 to help protect the county during the Napoleonic Wars. Today it lives on as part of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry. This exhibition explores the regiment's rich history, including its role in Italy and north Africa during the Second World War, the Boer...
Visual Arts
Swindon
Cicatrix (meaning: the scar of a healed wound) is a centenary project which reflects the story of Wiltshire during World War I. It is a contemporary art exhibition incorporating installation, drawing and films, by Prudence Maltby, Susan Francis and Henny Burnett. They are joined by Commonwealth...
