Daphne Cartwright (1945-2012) Crediton artist exhibiting at Redearth |
On the opening night there was music in the courtyard of the Redearth gallery. 'The Chill Acoustic' arrived with instruments and gave a lively al fresco performance. Visitors were able to enjoy stunning art work, and listen to amazing contemporary music all evening.
Tony Dale of 'Network Nineteen' standing in for percussionist Tony Plato |
Clive Stevens (soprano saxophone) standing in for violist Deborah Hamilton |
Russell Frampton in the gathering dusk plays moving electric guitar |
David Sawyer plays his unique elektrokord in almost total darkness |
Clive Stevens broadens the repertoire of sounds with his curved alto flute |
Isobel Merrick painter and ceramic artist, and lead singer of folk trio 'Pecking Order'/'Cock-a Hoop' supplies vocals |
Inside the Redearth gallery were some very exciting art works - in a wide range of media.
David Sawyer 'Cube Space' |
David Sawyer 'Soft Monolith' |
Christine Sawyer 'Out of the Blue' (tapestry detail) |
Christine Sawyer 'Birdman' |
David Sawyer 'Trophy' |
David Sawyer 'Pirouette' |
David Sawyer 'Growing Up' |
Stella Tripp |
Ann Jackson |
Christine Sawyer |
Update: some 'proper photos' by photo-magician Cecil Hatfield
David Sawyer and 'elektrokord' |
while the sun was still out! |
David Sawyer and Russell Frampton thank Clive Stevenson for stepping in with flute and sax |
Tony Dale - vocals (photography: Cecil Hatfield) |
Exhibition in Memory of Daphne Cartwright
Arthaven@redearth Gallery Bickleigh
Friday 7 September - Saturday 22 September
weekdays: 11am-5.30pm
weekends 11am-6.00pm
opening on Friday 7 September 6-9pm with music by
David Sawyer and the Chill Acoustic
who played at Gallery 36 on Sunday 22 July
Artists' work exhibited:
Daphne Cartwright, Paul Cartwright,
arthaven@redearth gallery Bickleigh |
Stella Tripp, Anne Jackson,
Liese Webley, Robert Joyce,
Gabi Krukenberg-Tayler
Information: telephone Steve 07989 343121
email: steve@redearth-art.com
Redearth website
Daphne Cartwrigh (1945-2012) |
Sandford Village Hall
Saturday 13 October 7.30pm
Artist, Tutor, Actor
An event to celebrate the life, times and work
of Daphne Cartwright who most sadly died in June.
Come along and see, listen to and remember
the many sides of a person who inspired and
enriched the lives of so many people
from the local community and much further afield.
A fundraising event for the British Heart Foundation
and Crediton Arts Centre
Tickets: £6 Box: 01363 773260
book online from TicketSource
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