Visit to the Turner Contemporary in Margate
February 8, 2012
Members of ARRCC visit the Turner Contemporary in Margate on February 7th 2012
Leave a Comment » | 
Exhibition | 
Permalink
Posted by Sally
ARRCC Workshop 3 – Collage
January 27, 2012Created by members of ARRCC in a workshop led by Sally Higgs.
Leave a Comment » | Workshop | Permalink
Posted by Sally
Collabrative Painting Workshop 2 with ARRCC
January 24, 2012Workshop led by Sally Higgs
More photos can bee seen at ARRCC page on Facebook.
Leave a Comment » | Uncategorized | Permalink
Posted by Sally
Painting Workshop with ARRCC
January 13, 2012Thank you to all the members who took part and helped create this exiting large painting on canvas. I look forward to similar artistic activities next week incorporating new ideas and suggestions by members.
Leave a Comment » | Paintings, Workshop | Permalink
Posted by Sally
‘Tree of Life’ (June 25th – Sept 25th)
September 20, 2011
Leave a Comment » | Exhibition, Installation, Studio, Woodland | Permalink
Posted by Sally
Triennial Launch (25th June)
July 3, 2011
Leave a Comment » | Uncategorized | Permalink
Posted by Sally
‘Planets’ (22nd June)
June 25, 2011Anne Wimsett and Sally Higgs install their diverse selection of planets in the Atrium at the University Centre Folkestone. They can be seen throughout the Triennial from June 25th – Sept 25th. We would like to thank Amanda Oats and Shepway District Council for supporting us with Seed Funding for local Arts Development.
Leave a Comment » | Exhibition, Installation | Permalink
Posted by Sally
Living Willow Dome (18th June)
June 24, 2011The Living Willow Dome is growing well now and Elham Primary School children have made some beautiful artwork to decorate it.
Many thanks to all those who helped.
Leave a Comment » | Art Trail | Permalink
Posted by Sally
Woven Secret World (afternoon 18th June)
June 24, 2011Can you find this secret woven world? It is in the ? pub garden. Created by White Shed artists Cheryl Papasian, Helen Mayer and Nicholette Goff and installed with the help of other NAMMA artists working with Play for Elham.
Leave a Comment » | Art Trail | Permalink
Posted by Sally
paints.uk.com 