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Local Artists On Show At Council Offices
A new collection of paintings and photographs will be on show at Cotswold District Council�s Trinity Road offices in Cirencester until the end of June.
The exhibition named �Seasonal Views and Studies in Form� shows paintings and photographs created by two local artists. The art has gone on display in the CDC�s Council Chamber and the adjacent lobby area.
Kate Barry and Margaret Sadler met on the �Women into Business� course in Chipping Camden two years ago and as a result are working together to help promote their artwork.
Members of the public can see their artwork during the Council�s opening hours of 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday.
You can meet Kate and Margaret who will be on hand to discuss their work, on Saturday 9th May between 10.30am and 2.30pm at the Council�s offices on Trinity Road.
Margaret Sadler, one of the artists, said: �The exhibition at the CDC offices is an opportunity for me to bring together some of my work, alongside work by Kate, whose photography I admire especially as it�s content is close to my heart.�
Some of the art is for sale and the exhibition is in place as part of the Council�s Cultural Strategy, which promotes and encourages local artists.
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: 05/05/2009 16:42:50
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