Feb 7, 2012
The first thing that should be said about this movie is that it is based on the series of the novels by Iruma Hitoma and illustrated by Buriki.
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The first thing that should be said about this movie is that it is based on the series of the novels by Iruma Hitoma and illustrated by Buriki.
The exhibition of Chicago takes place in the Atrium Gallery.
Elisabeth Frink at the Atrium Gallery
Sculpture & Form
Part of 'Evolution: Frink and the next generation'
Thursday 9 February - Wednesday 4 April 2012
Monday - Saturday, 9am - 6pm, free admission
co-curated by Julie Herring and Annette Ratuszniak
Exhibition of sculptures in bronze, wood, stone, willow, sound and painted ceramic.
Artworks by Frink and a later generation of artists who explore other sculptural techniques and materials; with maquettes, original plasters, drawings, studio materials and film that demonstrate the diversity of processes and concepts.
Workshops led by some of the artists support the focus of the exhibition on evolving contemporary art processes.
For further information on workshops, please contact: Laura Proctor, Administrator, [email protected]
Works are for sale.
Poole House, Kimmeridge House, Thomas Hardy Suite, Talbot Campus grounds January - September 2012
Welcome to the Bournemouth University Atrium Gallery
The Atrium Gallery is above Costa Coffee in Poole House, Talbot Campus.
Open Monday - Saturday. 9am - 6pm.
Exhibitions are held throughout the year and all are welcome free of charge. Come take a look or have a chat with BU Curator, Julie Herring.
The Gallery showcases a diverse programme of quality exhibitions, promoting work of national reputation and also recognises emerging local talent. Exhibitions are educational as well as visual and most exhibitions have works for sale. The Atrium Gallery is also a space for any student or member of staff to visit. It can be used for drawing, creative thinking or quiet contemplation. Magazines, leaflets, flyers and posters are held in the gallery to show forthcoming arts events in the region. Groups are welcome during exhibitions - please book in advance.