by Genie Dee — published on June 27th, 2011
by Fanny Christie — published on June 20th, 2011
PVAF Exhibition
27 June – 14 October 2011
Encounters With Time is a Perthshire Visual Artists Forum exhibition featuring works selected by Maria Devaney, senior curator at Perth Museum and Art Gallery. The show presents an intriguing range of work by 24 PVAF professional artist members Aileen Stackhouse, Alison Leeper, Anita Hutchison, Ann Coomber, Charmian Pollok, Clare Yarrington, Claudia Wegner, Darienne Tosh, Douglas McBride, Genie Dee, Jackie Smith, Katy Galbraith, Kay Hood, Kyra Clegg, Lesley Mcdermott, Lorna Radbourne, Malize McBride, Mary Golden, Marysia Lachowicz, Phil Brammer, Rosemary Bassett, Su Grierson, Tricia Anderson and Bruce Shaw.
The exhibition is on show at Threshold Artspace, Perth Theatre, 185 High Street, Perth, PH1 5UW, and is open from 27 June to 14 October, 2011, Monday to Saturday, 10am – 5pm or until 10pm on performance evenings (closed Sunday).
www.pvaf.org.uk
PVAF committee members mount the new exhibition
by Phil Brammer — published on June 8th, 2011
Just saw the New School production of Angela Ness’s Five go hungry on Kirrin Island at the Birnam Institute, and what a show this is! Lashings of rock’n'roll, high jinks and subversion, with a great cast and a wonderful minimalist set by Maddy Amos. This matinée performance saw a packed hall with standing-room only for late arrivals and went down a storm.
I hear that another performance is planned for tomorrow evening, but as there’s nothing to be found regarding this production on the Birnam Institute website, I’m hoping that producer Angela Ness will fill us in with further details.
Please catch tomorrow evening’s performance if you can. I guarantee it will put a smile on your face.
by admin — published on June 8th, 2011
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