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Alexandra Harley sculpture news July 2019

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Royal Society of Sculptors summer exhibition 'Vinculum' has been selected by Greville Worthington of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park for the summer exhibition  at the Royal Society of Sculptors.   I hope you are able to join me at the private view  Wednesday 24th July 6pm-8pm 22nd July - 14th September 2019 Royal Society of Sculptors, 108 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington,  London, SW7 3RA www.sculptors.org.uk

Alexandra Harley: Great new exhibitions for the summer

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Great new exhibitions for the summer I am delighted to be letting you all know about my new exhibitions for the summer. The hot news is the Royal Society of Sculptors summer exhibition. 'Vinculum' was selected by Greville Worthington, the chair of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. I shall be sending out further details shortly. I hope that I shall bump into you at one of the shows and that we keep in touch! Three drawings have been selected for exhibition at the Lightbox Gallery in Woking and will be on show until   25th August  https://www. thelightbox.org.uk/parallel- lines-drawing-and-sculpture . This exhibtion asked sculptors to respond to a sculpture in the Ingrams Collection. The image above is in response to  'Ghost Ship' by John Behan Finally, Semwaiko Blue (bronze) has been selected for a group exhibition in the Muse Gallery with the Free Painters and Sculptors.

FPS at the Muse 2019

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FPS at the Muse 2019 Free Painters and Sculptors Summer Exhibition 2019 Muse Gallery |16 - 21 July | Open Daily: 12-6pm Private view: Tuesday 16 July 6-9pm 269 Portobello Rd, London W11 1LR www.themuseat269.com ABOUT THE EXHIBITION The Free Painters and Sculptors are back again at the Muse Gallery for their annual Summer Exhibition. FPS at the Muse 2019 will feature ethereal landscapes from Alex McIntyre and Leila Godden and portraiture from Ben Wilson. Illustrative and abstract paintings will come from Michael Hempstead, George Antoni, Gosia Lapsa-Malawska and guest artist Bina Shah. Louisa Crispin will be showcasing some delicate and intricate drawings and there will be a variety of striking and thought provoking printmaking and photography from Mark Welland, Tim Major and Gabriel and John Parfitt. Sculpture as always plays a prominent role and this year will feature abstract works from Alex Harley, Henryk Terpilowski, Sarah Choi, Si