Showing posts with label The tunnel Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The tunnel Gallery. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 March 2013

Vibrant new local art exhibition in Tonbridge


An exhibition of high quality work by Tonbridge Creative, a group of artists living in and around Tonbridge, including Painting, Photography, Paper, Glass and Ceramics.

Thursday 28th March  to Wednesday 3rd April
Tunnel Gallery
Tonbridge School
10am 5pm daily

New group Tonbridge Creative are acting as a focus to provide opportunities to present locally produced work.  There is is a wealth of creative talent in Tonbridge and the surrounding area, but until now it has been hard to see results.    

ArtSpring, an exhibition at the Tunnel Gallery, is expected to be the first of many opportunities for people to enjoy work produced in their area.

The Tunnel Gallery is tucked away in Tonbridge School at the north end of the High Street, but it is open for anyone to visit and it is well worth seeking out.  One or more of the makers will be in the gallery every day so take this chance to visit and talk to local artists about their work.  All the work on show will be for sale.

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Curiosity - A Tonbridge Art Exhibition


Curiosity is an art exhibition by local schools currently showing in The Tunnel Gallery at Tonbridge School.  The standard of work is astonishing showing both incredible creative flair and the exceptional talent to be found in our local young people.

For those of you who have never been to the gallery do try to go along. It's next door to the E.M. Forster Theatre, and well signposted once in Tonbridge School Grounds. Don't be intimidated by the fact it is at Tonbridge School, as the gallery is open to the public, and entrance is free.  It's not even necessary to go inside the school, as it stands alone as a building.  It is also worthwhile to have a wander around the grounds and take in the two sculptures in the same central area.

There are not many days left  to view the exhibition and doors close to the public on 11 October.  Below is a taster of the excellent art on display.