Monochrome: Drawings and Prints at Rabley Contemporary Drawing
Spike Print Studio and Rabley Contemporary Drawing have joined forces to invite twelve artists to disclose their relationship with drawing and printmaking. The artists are Martyn Brewster, Richard Forster, Martyn Grimmer, James Ireland, Mariele Neudecker, Andrew Mania, Ged Quinn, Peter Reddick, Emma Stibbon, Daphne Wright, John Wood & Paul Harrison.
Image by Emma Stibbon
The exhibition runs from 25 May to 29 June 2008
The Private View is on Sunday 25 May starting at 12.00 noon
You are invited to ‘bring a picnic’ to enjoy after the event on the farmland surrounding the gallery.
Open Weekend
Friday 13, Sat 14, Sunday 15 June, 11-5pm
Rabley Contemporary Drawing
Rabley Barn, Nr Marlborough, Wilts, SN8 2LW
tel: 01672 511999
Rabley Contemporary Drawing Centre aims to promote the role of ‘drawing today’ through exhibitions, artists projects and its education studios. Its inspirational rural location in converted Victorian barns on the Ainslie family farm near Marlborough, Wiltshire lures artists, students and visitors to this unique creative hub.
Founded in 2005, director Meryl Ainslie describes Rabley as “the centre of everything in the middle of nowhere!” A farmhouse for the 21st century is also currently under construction adjacent to the gallery. This ‘Grand Design’ is another synergy of this spectacular rural environment and the creative ethos that drives it.
Many of the drawings and prints in this exhibition are for sale.
How to get there
| Transport To Rabley Contemporary Drawing Centre |
| BY CAR: |
| Marlborough is 10 miles south of the M4 |
| Leave the M4 at Junction 15. Take the A346 to Marlborough. Coming into the town you descend a hill (Herd St.) Turn left at The Green into St. Martins (signed for Ramsbury, Axford, Mildenhall) - if you get to the roundabout at the bottom you have come too far! Take this road out of Marlborough and just after the edge of the town you will see some white railings. Turn left after the railings, go under the railway bridge and continue for nearly a mile. Rabley Contemporary Drawing Centre is on your right opposite two red brick cottages. The car park is at the bottom of the drive by the centre |
Image by John Wood and Paul Harrison
