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Could you design a new Thank You card for local charity Independent Arts or know someone who could? Details within
Isle of Wight Art
Perhaps it’s the beautiful landscapes or the refreshing coastline, we’re not sure, but something on the Isle of Wight certainly inspires creativity in those who live here.
We have some wonderful artists living and working on the Island, exhibiting in galleries, from their studios or online. Find out more about them in this section.
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The latest commission from Boojum&Snark seeks an artist who will engage with the community to foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of the vibrancy and richness of the natural heritage of Sandown Bay. Pass it on if you know someone who fits the bill
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The artist says this is an opportunity that he'll grab with both hands, after he was selected to hold a solo show in the Clayden Gallery in 2022
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Isle of Wight charity, Independent Arts, have been responsible for organising some brilliant activities over the last year to creatively bridge the gap between young and older. Read the details within
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The 'Look Up Ryde' submission deadline is Friday 19th February so you need to act fast to be with a chance of winning this Isle of Wight art commission
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Boojum and Snark's latest art commission is coming along well with Lauren Fry at the helm. See an update within
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The national exhibition, running until the end of April, has a different theme every two weeks. Details within of how to take part
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You’ll need to register your email address if you’d like to listen into the AGM on Zoom later today. Link within
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Taking to the helm in late 2019, Isle of Wight artist Abi Wheeler sets out her vision for the future of Ryde Arts and the importance of collaboration during such a disorientating time
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Don't miss the deadline for this commission opportunity to create engaging digital resources for children and families to access online
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Martin has completed 40 portraits of his colleagues, with around another 20 to go. You can see them until the end of the year at Quay Arts Centre in Newport
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Sewing memories of care-home residents reminiscing about their ‘make do and mend’ era of sewing have been combined with recent memories of people across the Isle of Wight who sewed as a ‘call to arms’ to make PPE urgently during the Covid crisis. Catch it this week between Wed-Fri in Ryde
