Owing to the upheaval associated with the move to our new venue, and the time taken to settle in, it's a long time since our last workshop. However, last Tuesday we invited the well known local artist, Alan Morley, to lead a session on abstract landscape. Alan opened with an interesting talk and demo before we settled down to creating our own interpretations of the idea. here are photos from the session.

aim4art is a voluntary community arts group, formed in 2009, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of painting and drawing in the Tees Valley. We aim to paint, aim to draw, aim to create art. We meet every Tuesday (10am-4pm) at The Barn, overlooking Hemlington Lake, Middlesbrough, TS8 9DA. We have no regular tutor, but support each other and organise a programme of visits and workshops. Visit our website at www.aim4art.org.uk
Monday, 15 October 2018
Sunday, 1 July 2018
Friday, 16 February 2018
aim4art lives!
With our 'Freeze The Moment' Exhibition behind us, and as we begin to settle down in our new venue, this month feels like a fairly quiet moment in aim4art's history. However, our committee meeting next week may suggest some new directions and call for some big decisions. After all,we're not a group to stand still. So do come to the meeting if you can and air your views.
Meanwhile, many of us are working on pictures for our 'Inspired By Nature' exhibition at Saltholme in July.
Meanwhile, many of us are working on pictures for our 'Inspired By Nature' exhibition at Saltholme in July.
Kate Geelan
Rob Blenkarn - A Bigger Roseberry Topping
Monday, 1 January 2018
Tuesday, 21 November 2017
Preston Park Visit
Here are some photos of aim4art's visit to Preston Park to see the Ghost Ship installation (thanks to Julia Cutter for the pictures).
Monday, 13 November 2017
New Venue and AGM
Much has happened since the last post. Our 'Inspired by Saltholme' Exhibition had a second showing, this time at Stockton Library. We had a group visit to Preston Park Museum to see the Steve Dixon and Alison Welsh's Ghost Ship Sculpture, and the 'Lasting Impressions' printmakers' exhibition.
On November 1st we finally moved into our new room at The Barn. As expected it is smaller than before and there is still work going on to finish it fully. No doubt it will take some time to adjust to our new surroundings and make the most of them. However, we now have a light, freshly decorated and well equipped venue with a modern heating system.
Our AGM on the same day was very well attended. Julia Cutter, Lesley Guy, Rob Blenkarn and Lynne Herkmen were re-elected to the Committee respectively as Chair, Secretary, Treasurer/ IT Manager, and Exhibition Secretary. Many thanks to Val Harrison who stepped down from her role as Deputy Treasurer, but welcome to Dee Maloney, who was elected to the committee and becomes Social Secretary, having already organised a number of events for us.
On November 1st we finally moved into our new room at The Barn. As expected it is smaller than before and there is still work going on to finish it fully. No doubt it will take some time to adjust to our new surroundings and make the most of them. However, we now have a light, freshly decorated and well equipped venue with a modern heating system.
Our AGM on the same day was very well attended. Julia Cutter, Lesley Guy, Rob Blenkarn and Lynne Herkmen were re-elected to the Committee respectively as Chair, Secretary, Treasurer/ IT Manager, and Exhibition Secretary. Many thanks to Val Harrison who stepped down from her role as Deputy Treasurer, but welcome to Dee Maloney, who was elected to the committee and becomes Social Secretary, having already organised a number of events for us.
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