Lou Partridge
Exhibitions
May 2010
Red Hen Artists Brighton May Festival Exhibition
RED HEN 10
dates & times TBC
A retrospective of the last 10 years of work.
St Georges Crypt Cafe, St Georges Road, Kemptown, Brighton, UK, BN2 1ED
weekends of July 18 & 19th and 25th & 26th 10am - 6pm
Worthing Open House Trail
Heene Terrace, with Sasha Coe, Anne Pennington and guests
see www.openhouses.org.uk for full details
May 2009
Red Hen Artists Brighton May festival Exhibition
"SIRENS"
An exhibition on the theme of mermaids & mermen of the Sussex coast
St Georges Crypt Cafe, St Georges Road, Kemptown, Brighton, UK, BN2 1ED
Opens Sunday 3rd May until Sunday 24th May.
Sats & Suns - meet the artists (closed Sat 23rd for private hire) 1pm - 6pm
Weekdays - cafe open (closed bank hol Monday) 9am - 3pm
PREVIEW Sunday 3rd May 1pm - 6pm - everyone welcome!
Other artists: Abi Macleod-Clark (paintings),
Colin Bourner (photography), Jonathan Lodge (applique).
www.redhenartists.co.uk
Ongoing June 2008+
Red Hen Artists
St Georges Crypt Cafe, St Georges Road, Kemptown, Brighton, UK
Work on the theme of the Sussex Coast
Sunday May 4th - Thursday May 22nd 2008
Brighton May Festival
Red Hen Artists exhibition
"COAST"
St Georges Crypt Cafe, St Georges Road, Kemptown, Brighton, UK
An exhibtion on the theme of the Sussex Coast.
Open: weekdays 9am - 3pm (cafe open); weekends 1pm - 6pm (meet the artists)
(Not open Sat 10th May)
PREVIEW Sun 4th May 1pm - 6pm
other artists: Abi Macleod-Clark (paintings),
Colin Bourner (photography), Jonathan Lodge (applique).
www.redhenartists.co.uk
October 3rd 2006 - January 2007
St Georges Church & Community Centre, Kemptown, Brighton
Red Hen Artists
An exhibition of Red Hen Artists work from 2004, 2005 & 2006.
Lou exhibits 'trees of the pagan calendar' and once finsihed, a new mackerel or two. Also exhibiting, Jon Lodge, Colin Bourner.
August 2006 - end of September 2006
Angel Banners
St John's Church, St John's Road, Chichester, West Sussex
exhibiting those angel banners again by kind permission of the Churches Conservation Trust.
June 1st 2006+
The Harbour Gallery, St Pancras, Chichester, West Sussex
ongoing exhibition of my work
May 2006
the Red Hen Artists present: "Yew & Others"
an exhibition on the theme of trees.
St Peter's Church, Preston Park (next to Preston Manor),
Brighton, East Sussex, UK.
May 1st - 28th 2006, open Sats & Suns, 11am - 6pm.
Preview day May 1st, 11am - 6pm. Civic opening 4pm+.
Exhibiting artists: Colin Bourner (photography), Jon Lodge (appliqué), Lou Partridge (painting & photography), Lesley Wilde (photography & crafts), Martin Chandler (photography), Stephanie Ruta (crafts).
Red Hen Artist's Collective exhibits for the third year running courtesy of the Churches Conservation Trust as part of the Brighton May Festival. The theme this year is 'trees'.
April 19th 2006 - May 22nd 2006
Chichester Cathedral, East Street, Chichester, West Sussex.
"Angel Banners"
Lou exhibits 2 appliqué banners, 3m x 1m, originally made for the Red Hen Artist's 2004 exhibition in St Andrew's Church, Hove; now, at last, emerging from the back of the wardrobe to be seen once again as part of this exhibition with Helen, Annie (and her students), local Chichester artists.
w/b March 20th+ (dates t.b.c.)
St Georges Crypt, Kemptown, Brighton, East Sussex
Red Hen "Red Hen"
Lou exhibits her mackerel paintings and more as part of the Red Hen Artist's ongoing exhibition in St Georges Crypt alongside Red Hen artists Colin Bourner and Jon Lodge.
Sunday March 19th 2006, 2pm - 6pm
The Red Hen HQ. Chichester (invitation only)
"Tea With The Mackerel" - open house. Lou Partridge, Martin Chandler, Jon Lodge, Colin Bourner.
Lou opens her house to ex colleagues, friends and acquaintances to preview her work for the Brighton May Festival. Also exhibiting the few remaining unsold mackerel paintings and a selected retrospective of previous Red Hen years.
May 2005
Red Hen Artists Collective
MAKING WAVES
Open Fri's, Sats and Suns throughout May, staffed by the artists.
An exhibition as part of SeaBritain 2005 (a national celebration of the coast of the UK), and as part of the Brighton Festival Fringe, Making Waves is a celebration of the Sussex Coast. The venue is St Peter's Church, Preston Park, Brighton, a Churches Conservation Trust building and 10% of the sales of all artwork is donated to out regular partners the Churches Conservation Trust and to the RNLI, our chosen charity for this exhibition. Lou exhibits alongside 6 of her fellow Hens this Festival, Abi Macloed-Clark, Colin Clark, Jon Lodge, Colin Bourner, Annabel Smith and Martin Chandler + guest artists. The exhibition includes painting, photography, display design, theatre design, mosaic and appliqué all on the theme of the Sussex coast, plus, in the usual Red Hen style, a bit of set dressing appropriately themed!
August 2004
Red Hen's 'Stairway to Heaven'.
An exhibition on the theme of icons and imagery, Christ The Cornerstone Community Centre, Hove, Sussex.
An exhibition in/theatrical dressing of the stairwell and upstairs cafe space of this Hove community centre by invitation of the Brunswick Festival, Hove.
May 2004
Red Hen Artists Collective
'AlteRaTions'
As part of the Brighton Festival Fringe and by permission of the Churches Conservation Trust, the theme of this exhibition was 'icons & imagery' (religious and of the stage and silver screen). Work was exhibited by 13 artists for the month of May in St Andrew's Church (a Churches Conservation Trust building), Waterloo Street, Hove, Sussex with 10% of all artwork sales going to this charity. Red Hen exhibited paintings, photography, appliqué work, illustrations, collage, mosaic, shrines, applied arts and banners, mostly produced especially for this exhibition, which was staffed by the artists themselves.
Exhibitions pre 2004 include: Brighton Dome (Fringe Festival brochure front cover illustration winners 2003); Theatre Royal, Brighton (with Brighton Illustrators Group); Phoenix Gallery, Brighton (printmaking exhibition); Sussex Arts Club, Brighton (with the Brighton Illustrators Group), Harrow Arts Centre; Trade Union Congress Centre, London; Angle Gallery, Birmingham; Uxbridge Arts Centre + various cafés, bars and restaurants in London and Brighton.
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