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EXHIBITIONS
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Carly Ashdown exhibition
2nd July- 6th August 2010
An exhibition of paintings by Carly Ashdown, an artist using the human form as her main subject matter. She uses paint and other media to create a myriad of emotions which echo the human experience. After completing an arts degree in Leeds in 2004 Carly focused on a new educational path training in Counseling and Psychotherapy at the Tavistock Institute, London.
Feeling a deep kinship to the questioning minds of philosopher Alan Watts and comedian Bill Hicks, Carly was inspired to explore her own relationship to life and particularly the idea of personal transformation. These explorations of how we have come to understand ourselves, the world and our place in it have deeply influenced Carly's art.
"We tend to limit ourselves through our fixed perceptions. My work is an invitation to step into a way of perceiving beyond what we know in our everyday lives."
Taking place Folk House Cafe Bar
FUTURE EXHIBITIONS
Carly Ashdown exhibition
An exhibition of paintings by Carly Ashdown, an artist using the human form as her main subject matter. She uses paint and other media to create a myriad of emotions which echo the human experience. After completing an arts degree in Leeds in 2004 Carly focused on a new educational path training in Counseling and Psychotherapy at the Tavistock Institute, London.
Feeling a deep kinship to the questioning minds of philosopher Alan Watts and comedian Bill Hicks, Carly was inspired to explore her own relationship to life and particularly the idea of personal transformation. These explorations of how we have come to understand ourselves, the world and our place in it have deeply influenced Carly's art.
"We tend to limit ourselves through our fixed perceptions. My work is an invitation to step into a way of perceiving beyond what we know in our everyday lives."
THE FOLK HOUSE EXHIBITIONS GENERALLY CHANGE AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH MONTH.
We do not charge for exhibitions, we take 10% on sales made during the exhibition. We are booked up until January 2011
If you are interested in exhibiting please contact:
claudia@bristolfolkhouse.co.uk or admin@bristolfolkhouse.co.uk
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Folk House Music
MARTIN CARTHY AND DAVE SWARBRICK

Sunday, 26 September 2010
Ticket price: £14
Doors: 8pm
Tickets are available from Ashkeys Music

