Nina, Sherry and I spent all of yesterday afternoon hanging the Michaelhouse exhibition in Cambridge. Our husbands joined us and we really appreciated all the work they did. What a wonderful location to exhibit in - with the beautiful arches and high ceilings of the church .
Nina's husband has taken a number of photos, which I haven't got yet. I took a few - so here is a flavour of what you could see if you manage to make it to this lovely location....
This is what you see when you first walk in. I ended up getting the first two screens and the furthest one, as my paintings are generally rather large. Sherry has the middle one and Nina the next one along.
Here are three of Nina's screens - with her wonderful linocuts.
At the far end are my three smaller screens.
In the middle are Sherry's smaller works and Nina's fourth screen on the right - and two husbands having a well-earned rest and chat!
The view when you first come into the Cafe, with our large screens to the left and up the stairs is an area where Sherry has put her really large paintings. You can also see the other husband at the top of the stairs - taking loads of much more professional photos!
This is upstairs - some new work by Sherry, that I hadn't seen before.
And on the other side of the arch - more works by Sherry.
Over the next two weeks one of us will be manning the exhibition between 10.30am - 2.30pm (ie the busy time for the cafe). So if anyone fancies a coffee break or a quick bite of lunch in a lovely setting whilst looking at art - you'd be able to meet one of us at the same time and we would love to talk about our work (what artist doesn't!)
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