This week we celebrated Norma L Clark's 80th birthday with flowers, a cake and lunch at Strike's Garden Centre. Keep painting Norma!
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
Wednesday, 26 July 2017
Sunday, 4 June 2017
Tokyo To The Tees
Photos from Julia of the opening of the Dorman Museum's 'Tokyo To The Tees' Exhibition, featuring Les Southerton's and Julie Macbean's entrance portal and aim4art's Japanese Screen. the rest of the exhibition is interesting too and well worth a visit.
Japanese screen
Les' half of the entrance portal
Julie's half
Part of main exhibition
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Aim4art in Amsterdam
April 2017 saw aim4art's first foreign venture. Here are some pictures of the trip to Amsterdam, courtesy of karol
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
Framing The Tees
On March 15th we gathered at the Tees Barrage for a planning meeting about our future Tees Project. The idea was to firm up some proposals for workshops, exhibitions and visits for inclusion in our Arts Council bid. Any resemblance to this picture by new membe, John Barchan, is purely coincidental.
Teesmouth Field Centre
This was an exploratory visit in preparation for new project on the River Tees. Of course, the landscape is not dissimilar to Saltholme, but there is a closer view of industry and the prospect of some different views across the mouth of the Tees. We are hoping to return for a sketching and painting expedition later in the year.
Laing Gallery and Biscuit Factory Visit
A good day out mainly to see the 'Out Of Chaos'Exhibition at the Laing in Newcastle, featuring 20th century Jewish artist such as David Bomberg, Marc Chagal and Frank Auerbach, whose painting of Mornington Crescent is shown below:
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