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To celebrate 150 years of the Ipswich Art Society in 2024, let’s all come together and be creative.
Let’s make something which can be used to draw attention to the annual exhibition venue, now St Clement’s Arts centre, Star Lane, Ipswich for a number of years: lots of A4 size flags (like prayer flags) attached to bunting tape.
Materials: one piece of unbleached canvas per participant provided, size A 4 plus (20 x 35 cm), both sides can be designed using waterproof materials (acrylic or oil paints, emulsion, water-resistant inks, biros, Posca pens, stitching using all sorts of threads and textile/ plastic materials, …)
Designs: anything from figurative, decorative to abstract. Bolder designs might be better visible from a distance. Be colourful because making art is fun - paint, draw, stencil, print, sew, embellish, …
Timings:
Do’s:
Hints:
Please do not:
We hope you will have fun and be part of that creative process. The result will be very visible – hopefully – in 2025 outside St Clement’s Arts Centre. Let’s look towards the future and the sky! Thank you!
You can contact Evelyn via email: e.planitzer@lineone.net
Located in central Ipswich at 8a Queen Street, Sandbox Studios is a recently opened studio complex providing economical spaces for artists and designers to work. Rent includes all utilities , as well as high speed internet access.
At present, one individual space is available for rent.
Studio 1 18feet x 10 feet £175 pcm (all inclusive).
If you are interested in paying a visit, please contact Jon Field on 07775 723428 or jonfield1210@qmail.com
For details visit www.simonfarr.co.uk or phone 07714 417766
An artist's response to the demolition and construction at Cranfield's Flour Mill at the Ipswich Dock between 2004 and 2009.
This powerful piece of art amounts to 4,050 drawings and 25 sketchbooks. Many of these were quick responses, gestural, action and multi-layered as well as observational drawings.
The Valerie Irwin Archive Project charity intends to raise funds to ensure public access to the collection through the including:
All work with cataloguing, packing, oral history compilation and organisation will be conducted by volunteers under the guidance of the Suffolk Record Office.
Below are a few images from the collection showing a mixture of construction and demolition.
For further information and to contribute to this archive visit www.valerieirwinarchiveproject.co.uk
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