BREAK FREE” – JORGE & LINGO solo exhibition at Omnide ++
About this event
BREAK FREE” – JORGE & LINGO
Frances Bildner – “Freedom in Colour”
Frances Bildner – “Freedom in Colour”
7th February 2022 – 4th April 2022
”New Works for more optimistic times!
With coming out of lock down and the latest Omicron fears easing up, it’s time to look forward to some fresh outlooks. Frances Bildner of Frances Bildner Expressive Arts sells her vibrant artwork to businesses and residences. Her paintings often tell stories, albeit abstract work. Her work enhances both the workforce and people’s homes by adding vitality to the environment. Her paintings, described by New York’s Village Voice as being “vital enough to convert even the most jaded of people” will bring life and colour to the walls.
The various cities she has lived in, Buenos Aires, New York and London have influenced her in their vibrancy, pace and colour. From her own imagination coupled with her environments, we see emerging bursts of colour, gesture and movement that cover the canvases.
Colour is such an important part of our world, it needs to be a greater part of it. Cities like Buenos Aires are awash with colour. Doors, houses, cafes are all colourful. It makes for happy times!”
Join us to experience a unique night made of Art,
creative minds and good music.
Book your ticket on Eventbrite or send an email to: admin@omnide.com
FREE ENTRY with the following government guidance for COVID-19
– Please do not come to the Gallery if you are ill or displaying any symptoms of COVID-19.
– Please pre-book your appointment online or by email.
– All visitors are required to wear face-covering inside the Gallery, in line with government guidance, unless exemption.
– Please make use of the hand sanitizers provided within the Gallery.
The exhibition is on from 7th of February till 4th of April.
Markus Blattmann – “NOW”
Markus Blattmann – “NOW”
25th September 2020 – 23rd October 2020
“Colour is radiant power, an energy that influences us in a positive or negative way, whether we are conscious of it or not. The effect of color should be experienced and understood not only visually, but psychologically and symbolically as well. (Johannes Itten) My paintings and prints activate many layers, both on the surface and far below. They are not representational in a narrow sense, create no defined images. Instead, they generate associations, revive memories and emotions, unfold ideas. What Paul Klee once said in a general sense about abstract art is especially valid here: Abstract art doesn’t represent that which is visible, it creates visibility”.
Join us for the launching event | Drinks offered
Book your ticket on Eventbrite or send an email to: bpozzi@omnide.com
FREE ENTRY with the following government guidance for COVID-19 / CORONAVIRUS UPDATE
The number of people permitted into the Gallery at any one time to keep our visitors and staff safe will follow these guidance:
– Please do not come to the Gallery if you are ill or displaying any symptoms of COVID-19.
– Please pre-book your appointment online or by email.
– Please visitors are required to wear face-covering inside the Gallery, in line with government guidance, unless exemption.
– Please maintain social distancing within the Gallery and wait your turn outside , if there are already 6 people inside.
– Please make use of the hand sanitizers provided within the Gallery.
The exhibition is on from 25th of September till 23th of October
Maureen Grayson – “The Space Beyond”
Maureen Grayson – “The Space Beyond”
13th February 2020 – 11th March 2020
Maureen Grayson is a local artist with roots both in the performing and visual arts.
She has exhibited widely throughout the UK including shows with the Society of Women Artists at the Mall Galleries and the Affordable Art Fair where she won the Sculpture Award in the Cass Art Prize.
The Space Beyond is a collection of works, loosely inspired by memories and landscapes. Exploring visions beyond the boundaries of earth and matter, the tactile use of fibers, sand, and sacking often creates the relief effect of sections torn from the volatile environment we inhabit.
Join us for the launching event,
FREE ENTRY |canapes and drinks offered
Exhibition on until the 11th March 2020
Jo Scorah – “Journeys”
Jo Scorah – “Journeys”
28th November 2019 – 2nd January 2020
The notion of ‘Journeys’ engages us into a physical and emotional sense of space.
Paintings can vary between the purely abstract to the identification of form.
Sculptural installations emphasize the precarious suspension and tension that predominates today’s political climate.
The use of thread permeates through many of the works, and can fluctuate from wire to metal and silk.
Jo Scorah is a practicing visual artist based in NW England. She has an MA in Textiles & Fine Art from Manchester Metropolitan University, and exhibits her work widely through Museums and galleries. The focus of her work constitutes topics such as migration, displacement and shelter.
Join us for the launching event,
FREE ENTRY |canapes and drinks offered
Exhibition on until the 02 January 2020
