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North Norfolk Open Studios
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Your brochure entry:
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Artist number:
To be confirmed.
Name:
Dee Evans
Trail:
To be confirmed.
Studio address:
The Bungalow
Malthouse Lane
Ludham
NORFOLK
NR29 5QL
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Website:
Wheelchair access:
YES
Directions:
From the grocery store (on your right) head towards Catfield and Malthouse Lane is 1st on the right. Please park in main street.
Description:
Colourful mixed media artworks including collages and acrylic paintings. Also monoprints.
Dates:
25 May
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26 May
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27 May
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28 May
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29 May
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30 May
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31 May
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01 June
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02 June
YES
Your artist's page:
Dee Evans
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artist number:
To be confirmed
trail:
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email:
website:
website:
Website
mobile:
Mobile
landline:
01692 678857
address:
The Bungalow
Malthouse Lane
Ludham
NORFOLK
NR29 5QL
wheelchair
Accessible by wheelchair
directions:
From the grocery store (on your right) head towards Catfield andMalthouse Lane is 1st on the right. Please park in main street.
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I have been painting for over thirty years and studied Art and Design at
Norwich City College. I am now happily settled on the Norfolk Broads and have a studio in the garden. During my artistic career I have used several different styles and media but am now concentrating on mixed media collage and monoprinting, very often combining the two.
My collages are made mostly from original monoprints, but sometimes I add other printed material, such as newspapers, magazines and textile fragments. I make the monoprints in batches without any idea of what they may be used for. When starting a collage I sometimes begin with an acrylic underpainting and then cut or tear the monoprints I have selected into either defined or random shapes. These are then used to make an image on paper or board, usually semi-abstract. Sometimes I have a loose idea of the subject but the composition is mostly undefined at the beginning and arises organically as I work with various prints and papers