Philip Hughes Forthcoming Exhibitions








 

 

 

 

CURRENT & FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS

 


Mountains of the Mind
The theme of the exhibition is mountains that have a particular significance, for the artist personally, or for the world in general.
Included will be two mountains in the highlands of Scotland – Buachaille Etive Mor and Suilven; two in France – Mt Lassois and Mt Ventoux; and Mt Carrera in Antarctica. Also included will be Silbury in Wiltshire – the tallest prehistoric mound in Europe.

The Drill Hall, Canberra, Australia
April 3rd – May 11th 2008
http://info.anu.edu.au/mac/Drill_Hall_Gallery/
View Mountains of the Mind Exhibition

Rex Irwin Gallery, Sydney Australia
July 15th - August 9th 2008 http://www.rexirwin.com/02_exhibitions.html


Stone Circles
Charleston was the home and country meeting place of the Bloomsbury Group. It has a gallery attached which shows temporary exhibitions. The exhibition to be shown in this gallery will be exclusively devoted to drawings of stone circles in the UK. Included will be Stonehenge, Avebury and Castlerigg in England; and Callanish and Brodgar in Scotland. All the drawings, mainly in large format, have been done in situ. This exhibition will be linked with the subsequent exhibition to be held at the Pier Arts Centre in Orkney.

Charleston, Sussex, UK
29th June to 24th August 2008
http://www.charleston.org.uk/index.html


Stone Circles
The Pier Arts Centre, famous for its housing a major collection of 20th Century British Art, has recently re-opened after extensive enlargement and refurbishment. As well as housing its permanent collection, the gallery puts on a number of temporary exhibitions.
This exhibition, which is linked to the one at Charleston, will particularly feature the nearby stone circles of Brodgar and Stenness, and Callanish in the Outer Hebrides. It will also include works from a number of circles in England, amongst which will be the Merry Maidens in Cornwall, given the Pier Arts Centre’s link with St Ives.

Pier Arts Centre, Stromness, Orkney, Scotland
20th September to 8th November 2008
http://www.pierartscentre.com/