Sunday 17 September 2017

BLOG 363

Blog 363

 
We had an unplanned adventure yesterday. What started out as a pleasant ride along the coast to the island of Anglesey, ended with hours of waiting in a carpark to be ‘recovered’ by the RAC! We were at Llangefni to see a new exhibition ‘Birds of Wales’ and our automatic Land Rover, which hasn’t ever let us down before, just wouldn’t start for our return journey. Maddening! It was all to do with the electrics apparently and we had to make our way home in a courtesy car with gears which was a bit of a challenge. We are looking forward to being reunited with our LR eventually and probably expensively! That apart the exhibition, in the Kyffin Williams gallery at Oriel Ynys Mon, was well worth the bother and here are some of the exhibits to illustrate the variety of talent on display.

 

             Chainsaw art
 


 
                 Sparrows in oil
 


 

               Silk painting
 


             Wood carving
 


 

           Acrylic painting
 
 



                      

                 Grebes
 


 

             Plover
 


 

        Sculpture
 


 

                Stone carving
 


 

              Felting
 



 

              Printing
 



 

              Creative pebbles
 


 

             Willow weaving
 


Feather painting
  


 

Rog with a big bird!
 

The main reason I went to Llangefni was to see the work of Suzette Smart. I am very familiar with her embroideries as I sew alongside her every couple of weeks so I understand the complex processes that go into producing them. I am a great fan and think that her work is fascinating! Most of the work on display in the gallery is for sale so get along there if you are in the vicinity and enjoy this delightful and very varied exhibition. Here are some snippets of Suzette’s detailed machine embroideries.
 




 

            Quilt
 
 



 
              Framed pictures
 
 

 

             Thrush
 


 

              Blue tit
 


 

               Installation


 
              Dress
 
 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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