Open studio session where visitors can see Lynne Arnison's work, look through her sketchbooks and prints, and ask her about her practice.
Lynne Arnison is opening up her studio in Scarborough for a month-long run this November, with sessions starting on the 1st. It's a working studio that doubles as a gallery, so you'll see her work first hand and can ask her about her practice while you're there. You can look through her sketch books, her print rack, and her original oil paintings, and she'll be on hand to talk you through them.
Her work draws on social, historical and vintage photographs, as well as buildings, and she weaves a narrative into pieces that usually combine a figurative element with an architectural one. It's the kind of thing that's easier to get a handle on when you're standing in the room with it, and having the artist there to explain the thinking behind it makes a difference. If you're into the process as much as the finished piece, the sketch books are a good place to start.
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Prints and cards of her work are sold from the studio, and she takes the occasional commission, so it's a good spot to pick something up or talk through an idea. The studio is in Scarborough, and the sessions run from 1 to 29 November, with sessions at 11:00 AM on the 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th. If you're around on any of those Sundays, you can drop into Lynne Arnison Studio and see her work in the space where it's made.
