- Venue
- Old Passage Inn
- Starts
- Tuesday, June 1, 2010
- Ends
- Tuesday, June 29, 2010
- Address
- Old Passage Inn Arlingham GL2 7JR
- Location
- South West England
The area close to Britain’s longest river provides the subject for this exhibition. The dramatic river carves it’s path, snaking through the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside and close to ‘The Old Passage’ on it’s 354 km journey to the sea. With a ferocious reputation, the famous Bore and the second largest tidal range in the world.The River Severn has long been held in awe by navigators, naturalists and artists.Organised jointly by ‘Walking the Land’ and Sally Pearce of the Old Passage Inn, the exhibition includes works by painters, printmakers, photographers and sculptors. Their subject is the space between the 2 shores, it’s landscape and the communities who make their living in this threatened, fragile and volatile area.Take part in voting for the winner of The Old Passage Art Award – the Public’s favourite artwork from the collection.
