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Brindley Archive

Elevation Planes, Tracy Hill

Brindley: Common Ground

Geoffrey Dutton – a facial reconstruction from a 13th century knight.’ (Geoffrey Dutton)

Brindley: People of the Priory

Insects - Kate Bufton

Brindley: Creative Connections

Brindley: War, Art and Surgery – Julia Midgley

Brindley: Creative Conversations

Brindley: Ceramics by Aimee Bollu

Brindley: Audrey Smith – A Restrospective

The Brindley Arts Centre: Historic photographic processes by Black Glass Studios

The Brindley Arts Centre: Karl Blossfeldt Art forms in Nature

The Brindley Arts Centre: Living Data – Michael Takeo Magruder

The Brindley: Inspired Responses 10

The Brindley: A Landscape of Marginal Encounters – Claire Weetman

The Brindley: Castlefields of Dreams: The Exhibition & Inside, Outside, In...

The Brindley Arts Centre: Earthscape

The Brindley: Inspired Responses 9

The Brindley: Heritage Detectives

The Brindley: A Journey Home: Photographs by Michael Kenna

The Brindley Arts Centre: The Kenyan Wild Flower Paintings of Joy...

The Brindley: Domesticity

The Brindley: 9th Halton Open Art Exhibition

The Brindley: There is something disconcerting about a dead zebra ....

Brindley: ‘The Lightfoot Letters’

Brindley: ‘Bridging the Gap’

The Brindley – 7th Halton Open Art Exhibition

The Brindley – Now Showing 2

The Brindley – Colin Turner – retrospective of a local artist

Brindley – Playful Order

Brindley – Paul Cousins: Painting Thin Air

Brindley – Neon Types: Mark Anstee

The Brindley – Spots of Time: Henry E Iddon

The Brindley – Inspired Responses 5

The Brindley – Crossing Place; Wendy Dison

The Brindley – Jake and Dinos Chapman: My Giant Colouring Book

The Brindley: 7 artists – 7 days – Inspired by Cézanne

Brindley – Markmakers

Brindley – Walker Evans

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