A Time to Look
Saturday 10 February – Sunday 12 May 2024
Following-on from the successful 2023 exhibition, I am one of over 170 artists from across North Yorkshire revisiting the “Inspired by… gallery” to showcase our diverse talents and celebrate the vitality of the region’s artistic community.
From intricate metalwork to dramatic landscape portrayals – all manner of artistic mediums will be on display. Those taking part are also involved in the popular North Yorkshire Summer Open Studios annual event spanning the first two weekends in June 2024.
Visitors will have the chance to vote for their favourite 2D and 3D artists as part of our ‘Time to Look’ initiative, where viewers are encouraged to spend more than 10 seconds to view each piece – studies show the average is 8 seconds!
The winner of each category will receive £200 towards art materials or for furthering their practice. Voting closes 24 April 2024. Winners to be announced on 29 April 2024 via social media.
Danby Lodge National Park Centre, Lodge Lane, Danby, Whitby, YO21 2NB.
Tel: 01439 772737
Summer Open Studios 2024
1-2 & 8-9 June 2024 (10am – 5pm)
North Yorkshire Open Studios is an annual event enabling artists and makers to open their studios, meet, promote, and sell their work direct to the public over the first two weekends in June. As North Yorkshire is such a large county, NYOS is split into three areas – Dales, Central, and Moors & Coast. I am based in the Dales area will be showing my linoprint and drypoint artwork.
If you can’t make it to my studio, I am happy to arrange a time for you to visit during the week of the event. You can find my contact details in the NYOS brochure.
Winter Open Studios
2nd/3rd November 2024 – 10am until 4pm
2024 will see the the return of Winter Open Studios on the first weekend in November. This will be a great opportunity to find those unique gifts or drop a hint to a loved one.
More info to follow later in the year. Follow us on social media, check the brochure (I’m in the Dales area) or sign up to the newsletter to be kept in the loop.