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Exhibition of sculptures by Faith Bebbington.

Letters is an exhibition that runs alongside the Sefton Festival of Writing 2007, curated by Craig Atkinson. Letters part one took place earlier this year at the Atkinson Gallery in Southport. Artists from all over the world took part in what was a hugely successful and diverse exhibition. Part two will run from November to January 2007-2008.

The theme of Letters is exactly that. Text; Communication; Language; Signs; Symbols; Instructions, and adverts are all a part of our daily life. Letters part two was open to any student across Sefton, Merseyside or Lancashire, of any age or ability, studying and Art or Design related subject. The theme is very broad, almost all things relate to communication in some way. The work in the exhibition will is A5.

Gallery is open Monday to Friday 10.00 - 17.00, Saturday, 10.00 -15.00.
Admission is free.

An exhibition that spotlights innovation in the field of Contemporary Craft. This is a rare opportunity to appreciate creations by some of the best known names in contemporary craft, shown alongside those of exciting new talents. Artworks include striking collections of ceramics, glass, jewellery, metalwork, textiles and lighting.

Exhibiting Artists: Linda Baker, Penelope Batley, Stephanie Bowen, Kate Byrne, Paul Cotterill, Sarah Driffill, Beverley Gee, Rebecca Gouldson, Loretta Harmer, Samantha Maund, Sarah McDade, Cathy Miles, Catrin Mostyn-Jones, Hannah Nunn, Vicky Olsen, Salina Somalya, Jo Vincent and Wendy Yung.

This dedicated group was formed in 2004 by a number of local people who wanted to paint together and share their interests in art and pass their skills and ideas on to others.

Since 2004 the group has gone from strength to strength and now benefits from a full capacity membership.

The group meets every Tuesday evening at the Millennium Centre at St Ann’s Community Centre, Rainhill. Producing work in various mediums; oils, watercolour, pastel and acrylics as well as basic drawing materials.

The Gallery is open Monday to Friday – 9.00 to 16.00 except Bank Holidays

Closed until Easter 2008. Check out the website for news.

'3D Design' - features a number of local artists including Mark Briggs mixed media designs and Janice Stacey collages (The Hidden Jem Lytham)

An eclectic and humorous mix of work which ranges from untrained people, students, emergent and established local and international artists including jewellery crafted by London based designers Tal & Alex

Also offering artists and students access to discounted giclee (on very latest HP printer) printing, a discounted framing service and very low commission rates on sales.

Autumn/Winter retail opening hours Wed to Sat 1.00pm to 4.00pm

Exhibition space is still free contact by email, Gallery Tel: 0151 639 5021 or mobile 07828454096

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If you can’t get to the Tutankhamun exhibition in London, you can still enjoy a rich flavour of ancient Egypt at The World of Glass.

Rare items on show include beautifully decorated pieces of mummy cases, a superb glass perfume bottle from Amarna and even a piece of ancient Egyptian bread.