Contemporary Creativity Comes To Ards

A new exhibition opening at Ards Arts Centre on 11 December will showcase the work of ‘The Contemporary Applied Arts Collective’, a group of young emerging local artists.

dn_screenThe show documents their practice six months on from their graduation from the new Contemporary Applied Arts Degree at the University of Ulster and promises a diverse look at crafting with a concept in a contemporary light.

Spectators should expect to view a range of different ceramic pieces from the graduate group.

Emily Crawford, Arts Officer with Ards Borough Council is supportive of the display and said:xa0“The Council is delighted to support local graduates, especially in an economic climate that is increasingly competitive. I have seen the group’s work before and am looking forward to what promises to be a unique, modern display of original artefacts.”

The Contemporary Applied Arts Collective are: Kerrie Hanna, Rhiannon Ewing-James, Rachel Leary, Elaine McCully, Sasha McVey, and Lynsay-Erin Mercer.

The exhibition open in 11 December with a special exhibition preview and wine reception at, and runs until 23 January 2015 in the Sunburst Gallery, Newtownards and admission is free. For more information contact Ards Arts Centre, Tel: 028 91810803, Email: [email protected]

Please note: Ards Arts Centre will be closed: 24-27th December, and 1 January. *Ards Arts Centre may close on Saturday’s throughout December and January – please phone in advance of your visit.*

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