Michael Howard – “On The Shoulders of Giants”
It’s quite simple. I paint for pleasure and to give pleasure. The making of a painting, without the pressures of being a statuary professional, allows me to operate when and…
It’s quite simple. I paint for pleasure and to give pleasure. The making of a painting, without the pressures of being a statuary professional, allows me to operate when and…
Adrian Lambert was born in Glossop and has been making photographs since he was a teen when his father gave him a camera and some darkroom equipment. Making photographs as
Artist Alfred Halliday is very much a local lad and many of you will no doubt remember him from the days when he ran Peak Autos Spares in Glossop at
Cicely Deloughry: I regard myself very much as an amateur beginner. At school, art was not a subject for girls, especially during the war. When I retired in my seventies,
Tribute to Dave Wilcox OBE 9/1/1947-20/7/2024 There have been many richly deserved tributes this week to Dave Wilcox after his death on 20 July. Dave served as Labour councillor on
Cordelia Howard is a Glossop born decorative artist. Her background is in theatre and directing, and her sense of design and the theatrical is shown in her work. Since being
(From Margaret Peters) Mags Whiting, who passed away peacefully in May this year, was a great friend of Whitby Festival. She attended the festival in the 1980’s and 90’s and
I live in the High peak. In my art work I use oil as my favourite medium and I explore a mixture of themes: landscapes, dance and human rights issues.
(From Brian Peters, 4 Jan 2024) Today arrived the news we knew was coming: Michelle Holding passed away this morning. Michelle in a relatively short time made an enormous impression