Weymouth Stitch 'n' Bitch

Tuesday, 31 August 2010 at 19:00

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It’s a group of crafty crafters getting together, creating fantastic crafty bits for themselves or for others and have a good old chin wag about anything and everything!

Dorset Arts Weeks 2010 Exhibition

Dorset Blues Fine Arts & Crafts

29th May to 13th June 2010

Opening Hours: 10am-6pm

Free Entry

Weymouth Old Town Hall (lower floor), High St, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8JH

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Stoneware pots, hand thrown, using slips, modelling, glaze and
crushed glass to create pieces to compliment any kitchen or
dining table.

Decorative terracotta richly glazed in the colours of the sea.

Ceramic jewellery using porcelain, terracotta or raku with beads
or silver, each a tiny masterpiece.

Painting inspired by nature and its moods and the play of light.

Images inspired by secret worlds, using photographs, text, texture,
voile and perspex, giving transparency and luminosity.’

Group members
Rosemarie James t.01202 716906 e.rosemarie@studiopotter.co.uk
Shairose Jetha t.07811 614747 e.shairose@bejewelled.me.uk
Fiona Kelly t.01202 396788 e.feakelly@hotmail.com
Jenny Price t.01308 421351 e.Jenny@JennyPrice.net
Holly Sandham t.01202 428843 e.hollysandham@hotmail.com
Graham Towler t.01929 551700 e.graham@creative-studios.com

mail: dorsetblues@live.co.uk

Website: www.dorsetblues.esmartdesign.com

Telephone: 01202 716 906

Mobile: 07929 609 304

Directions
A354 to Portland. After Harbour Roundabout left onto High West St. 100m down, opposite Boot Inn. Parking Brewer’s Quay, or Council Offices at weekends.

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Accessibility
Disabled access to exhibition on lower floor.

Volunteers for DORSET ARTS WEEKS 2010

We are hosting an arts exhibition at the Old Town Hall during Dorset Arts Weeks 2010, running from Saturday 29th May until Sunday 13th June.

Some additional personnel would really be appreciated to help staff the event. If you are able to volunteer, please email: darren@weymoutholdtownhall.co.uk with your details plus days and times that you would be available (10am till 2pm, 2pm till 6pm or both?). Many thanks!

DORSET ART WEEKS 2010

Dorset Blues Fine Arts & Crafts

Weymouth Old Town Hall

29th May to the 13th June

‘Stoneware pots, hand thrown, using slips, modelling, glaze and
crushed glass to create pieces to complement any kitchen or
dining table. Decorative terracotta richly glazed in the colours of the sea.
Ceramic jewellery using porcelain, terracotta or raku with beads
or silver, each a tiny masterpiece. Painting inspired by nature and its moods and the play of light. Images inspired by secret worlds, using photographs, text, texture, voile and perspex, giving transparency and luminosity.’

http://www.dorsetblues.esmartdesign.com/

http://www.dorsetartweeks.co.uk/

This group was formed when six of Dorset’s best artists and craftspeople agreed to display their work together during Dorset Art Weeks 2010 (29th May to the 13th June). We were fortunate to secure the Old Town Hall at Weymouth as our venue. Our group includes the following people.

  • Rosemarie James – Studio potter.
  • Shairose Jetha – Ceramic jeweller
  • Fiona Kelly – Studio potter
  • Jenny Price – Fine artist
  • Holly Sandham – Studio potter
  • Graham Towler – Fine artist
  • Art Inclusion Project

    Chapelhay Community Partnership Arts Inclusion project
    The Chapelhay Community Partnership (CCP) and Guardians of the Old Town Hall (GOTHS) are working with Weymouth and Portland Partnership and Dorset County Council to identify the needs of the local community in relation to Arts activities and events. The project began in December 2009 and will end in March 2010.

    The aim of the project is to consult with the community in Weymouth and Portland, to find out what arts activities people from a wide range of backgrounds would like to see happening in their area. It is hoped that local people will be able to have some input into programming and planning in the Old Town Hall, which has recently opened as an Arts/Heritage centre. A report will be written, which will be used as a toolkit by the CCP and GOTHS to develop their audiences, and consider what new audiences need.

    Two diversity consultants have been recruited to carry out the research, and will be holding four events for local people to come along and have their say. The vision behind this project is for people to feel that they ‘fit in’ and feel welcomed at the Old Town Hall and at other arts events in the area. The consultants are particularly keen to hear the views of people from minority groups, such as Black and Ethnic Minority, lesbian, Gay and Bi-sexual, young people, people with disablities, people with mental health issues, substance abusers and so on – the people who don’t traditionally have a ‘voice’. If you would like to take part please contact Louisa Parker louisaparker3@hotmail.com Or Angie Ward angie.ccp@hotmail.com