Crescent Arts

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.

Rio Crossley | 'Still Lives' | A Sudden Movement, 2021.

The image shows the cracking of a polaroid photograph, the chemicals in the polaroid film have made a warped texture of green colours which have melted into an olive green, which then goes into a brown into a mustard yellow into a glittering powdery lemon yellow. It sort of looks like a landscape. Dylan Jacomb, Meeting Landscapes, 2021

Exhibition

A Sudden Movement

August 7 — October 2 2021

WORKSHOP: Autumn Sketch Walk

October 16 2021

FILM SCREENING: Plant Propagating and Short Film Night

September 22 2021

WORKSHOPS: Eco-developer and Chemigrams

December 11 2021

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Image depicts a blue background with blue printed painted marks as a texture, in the middle is a big pink circle with red capital font including all the information written above.

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Crescent Arts & Scarborough Museums Trust Partnership Granted £70,000 of Arts Council Funding

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