WORK by some of the region’s most promising artists has gone on display in a former council office.
The Temporary Worlds exhibition includes pieces by eight North-East artists and opened at 17 Claypath – Contemporary Art Space, a former council office in Durham City, tonight (Friday, November 23).
The artists were challenged to create pieces as a response to the natural world.
Project manager Carlo Viglianisi said: “It’s great to see young, exciting artists from the region choose to exhibit in Durham.
“This is exactly what the city needs in terms of developing a more rounded cultural output.”
The artists involved are: Lianne Bell, Katy Cole, Claudia Espana, David Lowther, Rachel Magdeburg, Lesley-anne Rose, Rebecca Travis and Nicola Warwick.
The exhibition is open daily except Sundays and Mondays until Saturday, December 1, from 10am to 4pm. Entry is free.
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