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South East Open Studios
A Flowering Talent
Kent Life
Photography becomes art through the lens of South East Open Studios member Liz Garnett, interviewed here by Malcolm Triggs
Taking a look at the creative process at work
The Courier
For two weeks, artists in the region will open their studios to the public. James Drury reports
Noticeboard - South East Open Studios
Portfolio
Back in June 1997, sixty artists living around Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells got together and, with the help of two Arts Development Officers, opened their studios to the public during two weeks in Ju
Open Sesame! South East Artists Open Their Studios
Kent Arts Now
Touring a selection of artists open studios has become a regular early summer activity for art lovers and everyone keen to see new developments in visual art in the south east.
Bird's Eye View
Kent Life
Chris Furse not only paints superb watercolours of birds, he finds them in inhospitable parts of the world first. Words by Malcolm Triggs
South East Open Studios
Village News - St Mary Platt Area
The South East Open Studios event will be taking place this year between 10th and 26th June.
Cup of Tea, cake and artistic inspiration
Kentish Express
Artists will be inviting people into their homes for a fortnight in June. It is the ninth annual South East Open Studios event, and painters, sculptors and photographers around Dartford, Gravesend anRaising profile while tidying
Kentish Express
Artists will be inviting people into their homes for a fortnight in June. It is the ninth annual South East Open Studios event, and painters, sculptors and photographers around Dartford, Gravesend an
Collection focuses on the "ghost prisoners"
Kentish Express
Now in her second year of exhibiting, the SEOS committees guide editor Franny Swann has been selling her work successfully for the past five years.
Centre Prepares to stage own exhibition
Kentish Express
As local artists prepare for the open studios event, the Mick Jagger Centre is also getting ready to hold its own art exhibition.
Claims that North Kent is a cultural black hole
Kentish Express
Landscape and abstract specialist Mike Fryer, of The Thrift, Bean,
Abstract works on show at artists basement studio
Kentish Express
Taking part for the fourth year, Christine Angell will be holding a viewing in her basement in Bean Road, Greenhithe, which doubles up as a studio.
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