10/09/2024
Glynde Place is proud to be hosting 'Slynde: Tall Tales from a Sussex Village - an exhibition of work by Emma Carlow, Jo Lamb and Isobel Smith as part of Artwave Festival on 14th, 15th, 21st and 22nd September.
The three artists continue to respond to the remains of the lost village of Slynde, with support from imaginary funders The Fondamento dello Scherzo. Works include; a burial site, a banquet, a mummer's play, ancestral portraits and an anchorite's cell. All work is for sale.
Glynde Place will be open from 11-5pm for visitors to enjoy the exhibition and the event is free to visit.
Why not make a day of visiting other local artists venues too who are opening their doors to visitors during Artwave on 14th & 15th September. Some artists include:
MUD, venue 132, a group show of contemporary art featuring drawings, painting, prints ceramics and video art (Instagram ).
Rennie Pilgrem, venue 133, a multi media artist showing modern paintings, prints, sculptures and photographs and
Victor Redigolo, venue 134, showing abstract human figurative sculptures.
Artwave 2024 launched on 7th September and runs until 22nd September showcasing work by artists at 164 venues across the Lewes District.
Discover work by hundreds of artists and makers, with exhibitions in private homes,
windmills, railway signal boxes, farms and churches, from Ditchling to Herstmonceux,
Cuckmere to Danehill. Whether just out browsing or shopping for your own home or a unique gift, buy direct from the artists and support this thriving creative community.
Pick up a printed guide from Lewes or Seaford Tourist Information Centers, from Charleston Lewes, at venues around the District, or browse the guide online at artwavefestival.org