Exeter Open Studios fundraising artwork auction at The Real Food Store


By , on Thursday, October 6, 2011

Exeter Open Studios

An auction of Exeter artists’ working is taking place at the city’s Real Food Store to raise funds for Exeter Open Studios.

EOS artists have all donated postcard sized works to the auction in a variety of mediums, which will be available for viewing in the Real Food Store’s window from Monday, October 17, or on the night itself, which takes place on Thursday, October 20 from 7pm (auction starts at 8pm).

Nic Saintey of auctioneers Bearnes will take charge of the gavel. This is your chance to get hold of an original artwork for a snip, with lots going for anything between £5 and £70 there will be something for everyone, with all proceeds going towards EOS 2012.




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