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By Jade McClafferty
The work of artists from a range of disciplines will go on display at Eden Place Arts Centre from Thursday December 13. This is a showcase of the work of participants in a range of art courses at the centre and the exhibition will run until December 15 with viewing time from 10am – 6pm.
At the same time those interested in pursuing a new hobby or renewing an old skills can check out a range of courses being offered in the New Year.
These are:
Black & White Darkroom Photography Monday 7-9pmWoodsculpture Mondays 10am-12noonWoodsculpture Monday 12.30-2.30pmPainting with Egg Tempera for Beginners Monday 7-9pmCeramics Tuesday 11am-1pmCeramics Tuesday 6-8pmOil Painting for Beginners Wednesday 10am-12noonCeramics Wednesday 1-3pmInner Landscapes Wednesday 4-6pmLandscape Painting Wednesday 7.30-9.30pmRecreational Art Thursday 10am-12noonSpinning and Weaving Thursday 1.30-3.30pm Printmaking for Beginners Thursday 7-9pmMosaic Art Friday 2-4pmWoodsculpture Friday 7-9pm
Enrolments for our New Year Courses will be live on the Eden Place Arts Centre website from Monday January 8. Go to www.edenplaceartscentre.com and click on the Upcoming Courses page on the menu bar. There is also a free Crosóg Bride/St Brigids Cross Making Workshop on Wednesday January 31. Email info@edenplaceartscentre.com to book a place.
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