Winter exhibition at White Space Art


By , on Friday, November 18, 2011
Sarah Bowman

First Snowfall for Sarah Bowman

The winter exhibition at White Space Art, Totnes begins on Saturday, November 19.

The exhibition includes a selection of new work, including wintry scenes by Sarah Bowman, landscapes by Wendy McBride, Michael Bowman and Hannah Woodman as well as work from Mary Sumner, Vanessa Bowman and Emma McClure.

Meanwhile, David Morgan returns with his Devon land and seascapes, there’s new sculpture by Mark Hall and oodles of  ceramics and jewellery.

Check out the exhibition on the White Space Art website. The show runs until December 31.




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