Installation Sneak Preview #8

Mike McCombe. Bridge At Night, 2014. Photograph

“Newport’s historic Transporter Bridge amongst the bright bustle of the modern city.”

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See more of Mike's work at: mikemccombe.tumblr.com

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Installation Sneak Preview #7

Marion Cheung. Toxic, 2014. Oil on canvas, vinyl stencil, computer keyboard

“Submerged within digital worlds, it’s not often we think what happens to our unwanted gadgets.”

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See more of Marion's work at: www.marioncheung-artist.com

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Installation Sneak Preview #6

Gerard Whyman. Street Scene 1, circa 2002. Line and watercolour

“A depiction of a row of shops in Commercial Street from the 19th Century.”

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See more of Gerard's work at: www.gerardwhyman.co.uk

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Installation Sneak Preview #5 

Dennis Gardiner. Direction 5, 2015. Digital artwork

“My digital images deal with my conscious and unconscious response to my cultural environment. My references are abstracted from decorative man-made surfaces, symbols and geographical locations in Newport. These visual anomalies are reinterpreted in my digital images, creating a physical and intellectual visual statement of colour and marks.”

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Installation Sneak Preview #4

Andrew Nawroski. The New Renaissance 1, 2015. Paper and digital collage

“Old and new combined - digital and paper collage.”

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Visit Andrew's site at www.nawroski.wordpress.com

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Installation Sneak Preview #3

Fi Jefferies. The City Lines, 2015. Ink

“The Newport of the past can still be seen under the Newport of now. Each generation adds their own mark, but the same city lines run through its heart and soul.”

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Visit Fi's site at www.barefoot-ceramics.co.uk/

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Installation Sneak Preview #2

Chris Hanbury. From Market Town To City, 2015. Acrylic paint

“The left hand side portrays the busy market town and docks that Newport was. The right shows how it has evolved into a modern city with a positive future.”

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