Shrouded Forms: current work by Margaret Sharrow at Town Hall Café Deli, April 1-30

'Shrouded iron (face)', Margaret Sharrow, mixed media, 2010. Image copyright Margaret Sharrow 2010

'Shrouded Forms', a photographic/mixed media exhibition of current work by artist Margaret Sharrow, will open Thursday 1 April at the Town Hall Café Deli, Lampeter, Wales and runs throughout the month of April. 

The exhibition will be celebrate by a gala event on Saturday 10 April, 11 am - 3 pm, when there will be a special showing of 'Shrouded car (bird)' in the archway between the cafe and Jen Jones Welsh Quilt Centre, in addition to the exhibition inside the café. 

The exhibition is open Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm. 

Margaret Sharrow is a graduate of Aberystwyth University's School of Art and has exhibited at St Dogmaels Gallery, @ the Gallery in Rhayader, Erwood Station Craft Centre and Gallery and other venues in Wales. Her work uses alternative photographic processes and mixed media in an attempt to express the ineffable. 

Town Hall Café Deli is located on Lampeter's High Street near the main bus stops, just off the A485 between Carmarthen and Aberystwyth. (See map)

For more information contact sharrow.art@hotmail.co.uk 

Further images to follow on this site after 10 April... or sooner, perhaps. 

Feel free to copy, print, distribute or post the promotional postcard / mini poster!

Margaret Sharrow exhibiting April 2010 at Town Hall Cafe, Lampeter, Wales

Catch the sun at the upbeat venue of Lampeter's Town Hall Cafe. Photo copyright Margaret Sharrow, 2010

There's a chance to see Margaret Sharrow's current work, featuring new departures in alternative photographic processes and mixed media. This solo show will be on display at the Town Hall Cafe in Lampeter, Wales throughout the month of April. 

Come and see the work, have a fresh ground coffee or sandwich, enjoy the sun streaming through the huge south-facing windows, or wait eagerly for the specials to go up on the board (from 12 noon).

The exhibition is open Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, and Saturday 9am to 5pm, throughout April 2010. 

Map to exhibition