Classical, modern and contemporary art and architecture beautifully combine for commission4mission’s third exhibition in the setting of St Stephen Walbrook.
‘Gift’ anticipates the traditional season of giving associated with the Christian festival of Christmas, but is intended as a broad theme open to wider interpretation. c4m artists taking part will showcase their individual engagements with the theme.
Artists exhibiting include Artists exhibiting include Ally Ashworth, Hayley Bowen, Christopher Clack,Valerie Dean, Rob Floyd, Maurizio Galia, John Gentry, Tim Harrold, Alan Hitching, Anthony Hodgson, David Millidge, Janet Roberts,Henry Shelton, Peter Webb, and myself.
A gift of 10 per cent of the proceeds from sales will be donated to the charity Oasis. commission4mission has made Oasis their charity of choice, meaning that charitable giving will be exclusively to Oasis for the time being.
The exhibition is open from Monday 28th September to Friday 8th October (10.00am – 4.00pm, Monday – Friday).
The launch and evening reception will be held on 28th September (6.30pm), preceded by an AGM (5.30pm). All are welcome.
During the launch and evening reception, Rob Floyd will speak about making the Stations of the Cross cycle for Manchester Cathedral and Stations of the Resurrection cycle for Liverpool Cathedral. Rev. Rachel Mann, Poet in Residence at Manchester Cathedral says, “I heartily recommend that if you want to understand a little more about the applications of the word ‘Art’ in our language, spend time in communion with Rob Floyd’s paintings. You will be rewarded.”
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