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Jan - Feb 2009

Memories Exhibition, Maidstone, Kent, UK

Jan 5th to Feb 11th 2009

Tea Party

A new exhibition space opened in January in Maidstone, called 'The Walkway'. It is a 30 metre long space in Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone. Danny was selected as the inaugural artist by Maidstone Arts Development team to show in this space. The theme of the exhibition is 'Childhood and Memories', and brings together for the first time many of the paintings that can be seen on the 'Childhood' page of this site

Nov 2008

Demelza House Charity Auction 2008

Below are the two postcards Danny and Val produced for the Demelza House 'Postcard Raffle', held as part of the art auction held in Tunbridge Wells on Nov 6th 2008, which helped contribute to a total of nearly £35,000 raised in support of the charity.

   

dan postcard demelza val postcard demelza

July to Aug 2008

       
RBSA Poster

Danny has two paintings, Winnie and Beth, currently on show at this exhibition at The Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Gallery, Brook Street, Birmingham, running from July 9th to August 30th. Visit the RBSA website here.

   

Winnie Beth

March 2008

Danny

The Studio was recently (March 13th 2008) involved in the launch of Crea+ive Maids+one, a billboard project in the heart of the proposed Artists Quarter in Maidstone. Photographer Manuel Palomeque was commissioned by Art at the Centre to take pictures of 30 'creatives, in the widest sense of the term, who either live or work in Maidstone; Danny was one of them.

billboard opening

As well as Manuel taking portraits, Mark Hewitt, editor of the Artists Quarter Quarterly, was commissioned to interview each 'creative' involved in the project. All the portraits and interviews will be featured in a publication called Creative Maidstone, which will mark the billboard project and celebrate all the varied talent and creativity that goes on in Maidstone.

You can read Danny's interview that appears on the Maidstone Arts web site here

You can see more of the Maidstone Arts web site here

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