Crescent Arts

Image shows two white trellis panels placed in a gallery space, one is off in the background, and one is further to the camera in the foreground. The first one has the silhouette of a simple head shape crafted into the trellis, the second is in a very simple four-petal flower shape. Adjacent to the trellises are some drawings framed on the wall, only a few are visible from the camera angle. On the trellis the artist has hung shapes made out of tissue paper, connected by red rope, each paper shape has been made by applying wet tissue and paint to paper and then cut out to make soft pastel-coloured shapes. The pieces on the trellis have been hung to resemble a hybrid form. The trellis in the background is shown in the same way, but with a more floral looking abstract piece hung in the trellis gaps.

Two triangular abstract wall sculptures, using geometric shapes and lines, there are wooden and ceramic circles, triangles and squares on the wall piece, using the first one uses light sea blue and yellow. The second one uses grey and postbox red, the red one is hung higher than the second one on the white gallery wall.

A side view of a collage by Meg Wellington-Barratt, with a blurred television in the background.

Image shows sheets of plastic acetate that are strung from the ceiling with names handwritten on the acetate that are placed in a list format. There are other sheets visible through the acetate.

Always Been Here | 2023-2024 | (Photo credit: Meg Woodward-Hay)

New exhibition:

James Brunt: Coastal Ecologies

27 April 2024—29 June 2024

Monday - Saturday | 10am – 5pm
Free

James Brunt: Coastal Ecologies

New Exhibition: Sounds Better

March 2 — April 14 2024

Dream up a world-STORYTELLING WEEK

February 3 2024

Artist Talk: Garth Gratrix

February 16 2024

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