Exeter Contemporary Open 2011 artists


By , on Sunday, August 21, 2011

Exeter Contemporary Open

The Exeter Contemporary Opens runs from September 15 to November 2 at the Exeter Phoenix and features 15 artist who have submitted their work to the exhibition.

The artists selected are: Jamie Boyd, Theo Cuff, Robert Foster, Bryony Gillard, Michael Iveson, Conor Kelly, Mindy Lee, Laura Phillips, Stuart Robinson, Srinivas Surti, Molly Thomson, Alicia Tsigarides, Paul Vivian, Jenny Wiener and Zierle and Carter.

Prizes are on offer to the artists, which include the £1000 Overall Award, two £500 Additional Awards and a £200 Audience Choice Award (voted for by visitors to the exhibition).




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