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Burgh Castle – Walk & Charcoal Sketching – 11th May

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A River Runs Through It

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paper-works* Printmaking Course

The next paper-works* printmaking course is on ...
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Suffolk Open Studios

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If These Walls Could Sing! A Musical Journey.

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The closing date for artists to apply to be part of this year’s Waveney Valley Sculpture Trail has now passed. We are thrilled that once again there has been a very strong response and 40 artists have submitted proposals for work in response to the Raveningham site. Curator Sarah Cannell is now working through these and selected artists will be invited to the first artists’ site visit on 11th February to discuss suitable locations for their work around the grounds. Two dimensional and fragile work will be displayed in the Cinnamon Gallery, and paintings and prints by Harleston & Waveney Art Trail Collective will be hung in the Ravenous Cafe.

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Burgh Castle – Walk & Charcoal Sketching – 11th May

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If These Walls Could Sing! A Musical Journey.

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What W&BA is up to:

Burgh Castle – Walk & Charcoal Sketching – 11th May

A River Runs Through It

What our members are up to:

paper-works* Printmaking Course

Suffolk Open Studios

If These Walls Could Sing! A Musical Journey.

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