Arundel artists combine for exhibition

Their work goes on show from July 23-26 at The Victoria Institute, Tarrant Street in Arundel.

Milly is a sculptor living in Arundel.

She works in stone, wood, bronze and welded metal. At present she is involved in gilding various animal forms in which she captures the essence of the creature she is working on. Recent work also includes her old love of painting and still life.

Whilst she works on contemporary themes, she often returns to inspiration from ancient civilisations. She undertakes commissions and also works on her own personal choice of subjects.

Sally is an Arundel artist working predominantly in oils. She likes to work en plein air whenever possible, taking inspiration from the landscape. In the studio her work is more figurative, sometimes graphic and occasionally in pattern with a fine attention to detail.

This image was inspired by a visit to the exhibition Young Bomberg and the Old Masters at the National earlier in the year, and is her take on Poussin’s A Dance to the Music of Time, in the style of Bomberg’s early work.

The exhibition runs from July 23-26, 12-5 daily.

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