Meadow Artsさんのイラストまとめ

Join us next Tuesday for our next Art House Open Lecture with artist Joseph Walsh, whose work is about plants and actualising the statement 'we co-habit with nature'
29 Nov, 5-6.30pm. Hybrid event: On Zoom or at @UoWFineArt. Pay as you decide: https://t.co/DP6IonQPoZ

Coming soon: Oliver Jones at Pershore Abbey
20 February - 30 March 2022
After a highly successful showing at @NTBerrington as part of the exhibition ‘Skin Deep,’ 2 important works by @Oliver_C_Jones are being shown at @AbbeyPershore for a limited period: https://t.co/ljr4PVr9tJ

A great opportunity from our friends @newartgallery: #WestMidlandsOpen - artists from across the West Midlands region + those who are studying/who have studied at an art school in the region within the last 10 years are invited to submit work: https://t.co/46mRl25gFc

@martha_kelsey @VIVID_ @artfund @ace_midlands @HerefordMuseums @worcestermuseum @shrewsmuseum Thank you @martha_kelsey 🤗🥺

Following Rupi Dhillon, @HamjaAhsan & @juneauprojects we're delighted to welcome @andyholden_GM to Art House Open Lecture Series with @UoWFineArt. 2012's Birdsong performance went down a treat @AttinghamParkNT House of Beasts exhibition

Mon 8 Feb 4:30pm
https://t.co/uBgV912GoZ

4 Jul 2pm on our Instagram, @Jamila_Artist will guide you through a fun, imaginative, free, family art workshop exploring nature and human-made construction, inspired by Alex Hartley’s In Ruins artworks

Watch the intro: https://t.co/r9oT7OqE5W

@ace_midlands

This is an absolute corker! Award winning filmmaker @TaikaWaititi & his famous friends read James and the Giant Peach by @roald_dahl in 10 episodes, to raise money for @PIH a charity that works with some of the most vulnerable communities in the world.

https://t.co/hC02hJBkAz

Do you love the Gruffalo? The much loved story's creators Axel Scheffler and Julia Donaldson have made a series of coronavirus cartoons, using characters from The Gruffalo and many of their other children's tales. They certainly raise a smile! 😀👹🧙

https://t.co/TdZYwM3dG6

The figures in Oliver Jones' pastel drawing 'Divine' are inspired by an ancient statue - Laocoön, at the Vatican in Rome. It's believed to be from 30-40BC. 'Divine' will be @NTBerrington for upcoming exhibition Skin Deep, from 14 Mar.

#skindeepmeadowarts https://t.co/oEjEKBK2Ab

Some pictures from our recent trip to Frieze Art Fair