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Anna Keen's exhibition of original oil paintings recently created for the Newport Heritage Action Zones project ends on Saturday. Don't miss the Creative Biosphere exhibition too
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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Quay Arts is bursting to full with fabulous artwork as part of Isle of Wight and UK Pride. Downstairs and up have some great pieces of artwork on display until 24th July, including the Winter Pride national competition winners.
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The Cultural Programme aims to make our high streets more attractive, engaging and vibrant places for people to live, work and spend time
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All welcome to the family friendly eco-art workshop on Sunday at the former Frank James hospital in East Cowes.
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The new appointments will enable The Island Collection to not only support the Arts sector, but work with partner organisations to form a Cultural Strategy and action plan for the Isle of Wight
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Funded by Arts Council England, a new exhibition is showcasing the work of five partnerships that came together to explore the Isle of Wight's biosphere in response to its UNESCO World Biosphere status
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Join textile artist Oly Bliss for a portrait-sewing masterclass at Stitch Department, celebrating Isle of Wight Pride
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There'll be another chance to see work by the late Sara Kouvaritakis in Ryde during September, with funds from the sale of artworks returning to the community.
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Ventnor artist, Paul Woods (aka Paradox Paul) says he's looking forward to amusing, amazing and/or challenging visitors to his 2022 solo exhibition
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You have until the end of the month to pop over to Quay Arts in Newport to catch the latest exhibition by James Jarvis and Ged Wells. If you're a fan of skateboarding, PLANK is a must-see exhibition.
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Congratulations to all who took part in the open competition
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Don't miss this exhibition that explores the traditional visual art of punk culture from the mid 1970s to date, and its impact on the Isle of Wight through memorabilia such as posters, badges, ticket stubs, vinyl records, as well as show artworks by contemporary artists that retain a bit of punk ethos in their work today.
