From the blog

• August 19, 2018 THAT FIRST CUT ... THE MAKING OF FORMOSA, FORMOSA BY JONI SMITH
  

  Take a look at this film that led to the creation of this wonderful hand cut work by Joni Smith - currently on show in "Ordinary Worlds" in the main barn at Creake Abbey, NR21 9LF. Open daily (10am to 4pm) until 23 August, 2018. Additional work by Linda Jamieson, Pandora Mond, Amanda Sutton, Lorraine Bewick and Adrea Girling is also being shown.

   

• August 18, 2018 OUT OF THIS WORLD - EXOPLANET PAINTINGS BY PANDORA MOND
  

  Pandora Mond’s circular canvases are of worlds far beyond our own. As Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residency in the Astrophysics Department at Exeter University, Mond worked along side Professor Isabelle Baraffe and her team, who are pursuing pioneering research into Exoplanets.
• August 18, 2018 NAVIGATING THRESHOLDS BETWEEN SKY, LAND AND SEA – WORKS BY LORRAINE BEWICK
  Lorraine Bewick has taken tried and tested techniques in the tradition of figurative landscape painting and applied them to her own perspective of the English landscape. Based in North Norfolk her interest in interpreting Norfolk’s expansive skies and coastal reaches as liminal space treads a path mapped out by acknowledged masters of the genre, such as John Robert Cozens and JMW Turner.
• August 17, 2018 A FASCINATION WITH MAPPING THE WORLD - THE WORK OF JONI SMITH
  

  Joni Smith enhances and re-imagines the perceptual mapping out of a landscape on paper, playfully using collage and cutting techniques to create new associations between different map locations. Her paper constructions are perfectly re-formed on the page, knowing just how far to go in breaking down the satellite accuracy of GPS in modern map-making to open up potential for her alternate interpretation. Impeccably handcrafted, Smiths work encompasses drawing, paper cutting, painting installation and sculpture.