Talented Nantwich art and design students have been showing off their creative side at Brine Leas School.
The Art and DT Exhibition was an evening hosted by the Creative Arts and Technology departments to celebrate students’ talents.
Young Nantwich artists and scribes were honoured at the town’s museum as winners of an art and handwriting competition.
A record 860 entries from nine local primary schools were received by organisers, Rotary Club of Nantwich.
More than 400 entries are expected from Nantwich primary schools for an art and handwriting competition.
The contest is being run by the Rotary Club of Nantwich, and for the third year running, Crewe and Nantwich MP Edward Timpson will be presenting the prizes in Nantwich Museum.
Stapeley House in Nantwich is better known for its office spaces and meeting rooms.
But these were transformed into a stunning art exhibition space this week.
Pupils from Tarporley High School have seen their artistic talents make it to the big stage!
Year 9 pupils produced a series of sculptures inspired by the “Little Shop of Horrors” in collaboration with the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester.
An amateur painter from Nantwich has one of his works on display at a major exhibition.
Martin Bale, a member of Wrenbury Art Group, has seen his painting called “The Joy of Dolphins” accepted into this year’s Three Counties Art Exhibition at Keele University.
Nantwich auctioneers Peter Wilson are to stage one of the biggest auctions of works by Northern artists for many years. More than 200 works by famous artists like L.S. Lowry, Geoffrey Key, William Turner, Arthur Delaney, Donald McIntyre and Alan Lowndes will be sold on Thursday May 1.
An exhibition by former Brine Leas teacher Alan Leese called People, Places & Paint is now on show at Nantwich Museum. The display, in the Millennium Gallery at the Pillory Street venue, is aim at all ages and runs until January 25.
Nantwich youngsters were rewarded for their creative side after impressing in a local art competition. Children from schools across the town entered the competition run by Nantwich Museum, on Pillory Street.
By Claire Faulkner Nantwich Players are entertaining audiences once again with their latest performance, “Art”. The play, directed by Chris Ridge and written by Yasmina Reza, explores the question of modern art and its influence on popular culture and peoples lives.
Staff at Stapeley Grange Wildlife centre are taking a special art exhibition onto the road around Cheshire. The ‘Wildlife Art Adventure’ display will be open to visitors at the Weaver Hall Museum in Northwich until January 2012. The exhibition brings together the works of 10 wildlife artists from around the world with diverse styles reflecting the amzing variety of animals.
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