Architecture: This exhibition features work produced by contemporary artists who are influenced
by buildings and various elements of architecture. Paintings by
Mark Lippett, Rob Pointon, David Jones and photographs by Noel Bennett.
Also on show will be a selection of works from the permanent collections,
showing how historic buildings in the County have been represented in the
past, including a set of six commissioned works by watercolour artist
Catherine Brennand RI and paintings by Brendan Neiland RA.
A KS2 education package will be available during this exhibition ' For details
please contact Jackie Bradbury on 01785 278170
Architecture at Shire Hall Gallery in Stafford, Staffordshire on Saturday, 11 February 2012.
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