Exhibitions
Cafe open 8.00a.m. – 5.00 p.m. daily Mondays to Saturdays inclusive for general viewing.
May 6th – 20th ‘Cows, Bowers and Towers’. Open View Wednesday May 9th at 6.00 – 8.00 p.m. – everyone welcome.
Three Cambridge artists have come together for an exhibition to celebrate the local spaces we live and work in. Theirs is a very gentle, quiet, almost surreal city.
Maureen Mace paints the wide open spaces, the architecture and the people of Cambridge underneath a rich blue sky that accompanies the moon to produce whimsical, very detailed, imaginative images of cows, bowers and towers. Alison Litherland’s cows don’t have a conventional background of green fields and trees, but are surrounded by (and seem somewhat puzzled by) loosely painted colour. Neil Warmsley finds a sense of stillness in the city, depicting its trees and green spaces. His paintings are both otherworldly and instantly recognisable.
Alison Litherland 2 cows
Mauren Mace - Scholars Parade
Neil Warmsley - Trees
Maureen Mace - Catherine Clare and Lucy
May 20th – June 3rd Rebecca Merry presents ‘All Things Bright and Beautiful’.
Monday May 21st 6.00 – 8.00 p.m. Open View. Please contact Rebecca if you would like to attend: rebeccamerry@hotmail.com
Rebecca Merry is an artist and illustrator who works primarily in the traditional medium of egg tempera. Originally she trained in Fine Art at Bristol before going on to study for an MA in Visual Islamic and Traditional Art at the Royal College if Art. Her imagery is inspired by sacred art from East and West: Islamic Pattern, Indian Miniatures, Russian Folk Art and Orthodox Icon painting. The paintings and prints in this show reflect recent developments in her work having just completed an MA in Children’s Book Illustration at Cambridge School of Art.
May tempera
June tempera
June 3rd – 23rd The Middle East: Hope and Dreams. A photographic exhibition by the Most Rev. Dr Mouneer Anis
9.30 a.m. Sunday June 3rd Bishop Mouneer Anis will be preaching at the Eucharist at Great St Mary’s.
Wednesday June 6th 7.30 p.m. – Open View. Everyone welcome.
