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These little blank canvases are too irresistible for those with a creative streak. Unique artworks are popping up all over the place
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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Islanders have until the end of July to share their self-portrait to help create the largest exhibition of self-portraits ever and raise £20,000 for the much-loved Quay Arts Centre in Newport
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A simple idea that brings a community together. Those living in Monkton Village are invited to take part, the rest of us are invited to visit
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Brightening up the town for residents and visitors, the East Cowes Crafters really have made the arch in East Cowes a focal point, bringing it to life in so many different ways
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The exhibition at St Mary's hospital is the latest element of Operation Geranium and features artworks by the likes of My Dog Sighs, Tony Trowbridge and Rhys Ifans
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If you've spent any time at Fort Victoria, you'll know David from his fantastic carvings. This homeless artist is now auctioning off his latest work with the proceeds benefiting others
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Applications must be submitted by this Friday (12th June) with the project starting on 23rd June
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You could be part of another Guinness World Record but sharing your 2020 portrait with Quay Arts and by donating £1 at the same time help them reach their £20,000 target
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Now is the perfect time to flick through the Lift the Lid Digital Notebooks. Four projects around the Island - and loads of IW school kids and community groups were involved. Do you recognise anyone?
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The project sees artworks ranging from £100 to £4,000 - all donated by artists to support the work of the Young Carers Service, who provide vital support for young people on the Isle of Wight
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Mike Howley’s legacy continues to support 18 to 30-year-olds. Don't miss the deadline if you intend to apply
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Quay Arts have made sure they are not forgotten during the Coronavirus lockdown and are running a number of online activities to engage and entertain
