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13 - 30 MARCH 2010

Brilliant Creatures

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'Iguanas, Espanola', Darren Rees, oil on canvas, 50x70cms

Brilliant artists depicted brilliant creatures in the Chapel Row Gallery’s March 2010 exhibition of books, prints, paintings and sculpture celebrating the natural world.

There were meerkats and powder blue surgeon fish by Dafila Scott, daughter of the artist and wildfowl supremo Sir Peter Scott; new paintings from the Galapagos Islands by award-winning artist Darren Rees and brand new prints by Bristol artist Greg Poole from his trip earlier in the year to the Kruger National Park.

Somerset printmaker Julia Manning returned to Chapel Row with her fiercely realistic woodblock prints of birds, while Bath sculptor Andrew Hume applied his wit and humour to birds and beasts in three dimensions. Bookbinder Mark Cockram showed how nature is alive and hungry in the book world, while David Koster hit that interesting note somewhere between beauty and ugliness in his large woodcuts of insects.

This was an exhibition for art lovers, book lovers, nature lovers and poetry lovers: the title of the exhibition is taken from a poem by W.B. Yeats titled ‘The Wild Swans at Coole’.

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'Crow Disturbs The Ravens', Julia Manning, wood block, 2008, 102x67cm

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