PG-based artist Cathy Taylor invites you to a free event this Sunday afternoon where you can try your hand at traditional Chinese brush painting, in the beautiful surroundings of Broomfield Conservatory. Suitable for ages 14 to 114.
If you go along to art galleries hoping to experience the sublime, then the exhibition that's on at the Southgate Club in Chase Side is probably not for you. But if it's the ridiculous that 'grabs you by your shakers and lifts you like a wing', then you're in for a treat.
On the afternoon of Friday 21st March the Southgate Beaumont care home on Cannon Hill will be hosting an exhibition of paintings by Regina Skrida, inspired by the beautiful landscapes of her native Lithuania.
Artists have until 21st March to submit entries to the third Enfield Community Art Exhibition, which will be held in Palmers Green in June, in the revamped Devonshire Square and at Arbeit Studios off Green Lanes.
The Dugdale Arts Centre is looking for members of the local community with a stake in arts and culture to sit on its community panel.
Whose designs, created in a studio in Southgate, have been seen everywhere from cruise liners and theatres to national retailers and London Underground? You may have spotted her work in the Midland Grand Hotel, St Pancras, on stage at the Old Vic, the National Theatre or the O2, or you may even...
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Yoriko Cole is a Southgate based artist originally from Kyoto, Japan. She writes:
"I was always drawing and painting from a young age, but I did not have time or space to paint while working full time and raising a family. After leaving my job and recovering from illness I started painting seriously again in 2022. I enjoy learning old and new techniques, trying different media and experimenting with different styles."
The exhibition runs until Saturday 22nd February and can be viewed at any of the club opening times, and Yoriko will be present at the gallery on Sunday February 9th from 3.00pm to 6pm, if people wish to come along, view her work, meet the artist and enjoy a glass of wine.
(Regulars at St Harmonica's Blues Club might be interested to know that Yoriko is married to the house band's drummer, Les Cole.)
The entrance to the Southgate Club is in Chase Side Southgate (next door to the former police station) and the club opening times are:
Ring the bell for admission
