Studio Prints in the Westway Shopping Centre, Frome will be kicking off the festive season with an exhibition and ‘live paint’ by local professional artist Colin Brown.
Colin is a professional Frome-based artist whose artwork hangs in many private and corporate collections throughout Europe.
Colin specialises in painting street scenes of the towns and cities that he visits around the world, and his colourful and impressionistic style allows him to bring the diverse sounds, smells and atmosphere of places the world over, into the homes of his collectors. Alongside these far flung locations, Colin will be revealing a collection of paintings of local scenes, including Frome, Bristol, Bath, Wells and Stourhead.
The first floor gallery will be displaying a selection of Colin’s original artwork and limited edition prints. Colin will be launching the exhibition on Saturday 30th November and will again be in the gallery for the Christmas market on Sunday 1st December between 11.00am and 2.00pm.
Mark Prince of Studio Prints explains, “As well as launching a stunning collection of artwork, we are really excited to have Colin ‘live painting’ over the launch weekend. This will give people a unique opportunity to see up close and personal both how Colin works and also the talent he has to bring the streets he is surrounded by to life.
“Alongside Colin’s exhibition, we will be featuring over 150 new pieces of artwork by some of our most familiar and collectable artists, alongside some great new additions to our gallery portfolio, with prices starting at £25 up to £995. We do feel we have something in style and price for everyone. Couple this with a wide selection of art gift sets, striking new sculpture ranges, some must-have sports and music memorabilia, and our full bespoke picture framing service, we are confident that we have Christmas covered for all our customers this year!”.
Studio Prints look forward to welcoming you into the gallery over the Christmas launch weekend. They are open between 9.00am to 5.30pm on Saturday 30th November and 10.00am to 3.00pm on Sunday 1st December.
