Here's some info about a fantastic exhibition taking place at the Crocus gallery, 1 church square, Lenton.
Discovering the Lost Self- An exhibition exploring the role of the creative process in the healing of inner-traumas.
Featuring the work of Nottingham based artists:
Jenna Michelle PinkBodhi
Jessica Paige Greig
Emma Jones.
OPENING NIGHT- FREE ENTRY
THURSDAY 12TH JANUARY 6pm-9pm
Featuring live acoustic music by Evil Jack and Neilos Carlos
and live poetry readings Alix Sinclair and others.
Free food and drink provided
Exhibition Opening times:
13th January - February 4th
Tues-Sat 11am-4pm
Exhibition Curated by Jenna Michelle Pink
http://www.crocusgallery.co.uk/
http://www.jennamichellepink.co.uk/
http://www.jessicapaigegreig.blogspot.com/
The discovering the lost self exhibition runs from Friday the 13th January to 4th Febuary at The opening night is Thursday 12th 6pm-9pm.
The exhibition showcases the work of several Nottingham based artists whose work explores the creative process in the healing of inner traumas.
Discovering the Lost Self- An exhibition exploring the role of the creative process in the healing of inner-traumas.
Featuring the work of Nottingham based artists:
Jenna Michelle PinkBodhi
Jessica Paige Greig
Emma Jones.
OPENING NIGHT- FREE ENTRY
THURSDAY 12TH JANUARY 6pm-9pm
Featuring live acoustic music by Evil Jack and Neilos Carlos
and live poetry readings Alix Sinclair and others.
Free food and drink provided
Exhibition Opening times:
13th January - February 4th
Tues-Sat 11am-4pm
Exhibition Curated by Jenna Michelle Pink
http://www.crocusgallery.co.
http://www.jennamichellepink.
http://www.jessicapaigegreig.
"The works vary from abstract paintings and sculpture to in your face confessional drawings and photography. All work here is unedited and raw creating an unnerving yet liberating atmosphere in the gallery. The work is tied together with the artist’s individual interpretations of the creative process and its use in their separate paths to self-heal inner-traumas.
“Witnessing the work in this exhibition offers the viewer a chance to explore the lived experience of the artists through the creative process, whilst allowing the individual to take a look at their own personal life experiences,” says Jenna Michelle Pink, exhibiting artist and curator of the event.
The exhibition offers a fresh perspective into the use of creativity as a form of therapy and aims to create awareness of mental trauma by allowing the audience to engage with the subject matter at hand. "
The exhibition offers a fresh perspective into the use of creativity as a form of therapy and aims to create awareness of mental trauma by allowing the audience to engage with the subject matter at hand. "
See you there on opening night! MQ xx
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