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| ISENHEIM ALTARPIECE Lecture and painting workshop with David Lowe and Mary-Anne Paterson Holy Saturday, April 11th 2009
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| - 2007 - February 2007 @ Michael Hall School Sussex Fund raising talk in aid of the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture showing examples of Bowsart Refugee Art Bowsart Refugee poems read by Michael Hall students |
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- 2006 - December 2006 @ Bowsart Centre: Exhibition October 2006 - Exhibition at The Blackthorn Medical Centre Kent Cafe and shop open Monday to Friday |
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| Exhibition of Refugee Arts @ The Royal Brompton Hospital London August 2006 This is now a permanent Exhibition rb & h Arts hold exhibitions of well known artists all the year round Coffee shop and free lunchtime concerts. See website: www.rbht.nhs.uk/about/fundraising/arts/  |
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Exhibition and evening Lecture: 'Space Between the Lines' April 2006 @ Rudolph Steiner House |
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- 2005 -
 
The Three E Event June 18th @ The Hawth Theatre, Crawley ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND presents the Three E event with REFUGEE ACTION. This special regional event held at the Hawth Theatre in Crawley includes an exhibition of works by the BOWSART YOUNG ASYLUM SEEKERS, including a DVD presentation SPACE BETWEEN THE LINES and workshop led by Mary-Anne Patterson and Candida Blake. One participant PAUL KAYUKI from Burundi recites some of his poems from his book: 'WORDS' - available to buy from October. Pocket Theatre: Elvin Grove 19th June 2pm, and 20th June 3.30pm @ Bows Art Centre As part of Mid Sussex District Council Arts Gigantic Summer Festival 2004, BOWSART presents the ELFIN GROVE PUPPET THEATRE and an exhibition of young Asylum seekers and local children's art. Our Pocket Theatre event is a miniature world where we inhabit a place of beauty and harmony, revealed to us through folk and fairy stories for all adults and children. Bows Art with Creative Expression 5th - 16th June @ Chequer Mead Arts Centre Bows Art celebration with painting exhibition by young refugees and victims of torture as well as local artists. This is part of the Mid Sussex Gigantic Summer Festival. Free public opening event with music, drama and poetry on Sunday 6th June 4-7pm. - 2003 - Art in Vision This series of videos and films concerning art and artists continues with the following final presentations for the current season on the 2nd Sunday of each month. The events will take place at Bows End in West Hoathly. The autumn season in this series will take place at Peredur and details will be available nearer the time. Bows Art Community Festivals: 3rd, 4th and 5th April - Shakespeare Festival As part of this year’s Mid Sussex Festival, the 4th Annual Bows Art Community Festival with Mid Sussex District Council and Artemis will take place at Peredur Centre for the Arts, West Hoathly Road, East Grinstead (next to Dunnings Mill) on 4th, 5th and 6th April (Fri-Sun). Please note the new venue. The Festival Arts Café will be open from noon to 10 p.m. each day, providing refreshments in a relaxed and atmospheric space. Also taking place in the Mid Sussex Festival at this time is an exciting new collaboration with Hurstpierpoint Players and Artemis on a Shakespeare Festival. There are performances on 3rd, 4th and 5th April at Hurstpierpoint, in which the Adoniais Speech Ensemble (Adoniais for short) will perform; there will then be a performance at Peredur (address as above) on Sunday 6th April. Performance times and prices are given in the Mid Sussex Festival brochure and advance booking is advised. Music, Painting and Poetry Inspiring and Speaking to Each Other Friday 20th June, 8pm @ Peredur Centre for the Arts Presented by Doris Harpers, painter, Bernard Nobis, pianist, and supported by other artists. Debussy: The Sunken Cathedral Mahler/Ruekert Liede: Um Mitternacht This is a unique multi-art experience, bringing together painting, music and verse in a single performance. Doris Harpers is a freelance painter, living in Venice. She has run a painting school there for 20 years and in Croatia for 7 years. Since her student days at the Alanus Art School near Bonn, Germany she has been working on the living, creative relationship between the performing and the visual arts. Her work is an attempt to realise the Gesamtkunstwerk, the total work of art which forms the basis of Rudolf Steiner's artistic work. Painting Experience Inspired by Poetry Saturday 21st June, 2.30pm Venue : The Granary, Peredur Centre for the Arts, East Grinstead DH Lawrence's poem, The Phoenix A Painting workshop with Doris Harpers The point of departure and source of inspiration will be DH Lawrence's poem The Phoenix, a Midsummer theme of death and resurrection throgh fire. Open Day at Rudolf Steiner House, London Sunday 22nd June Doris Harpers will be making her presentation with her fellow artists and giving a painting workshop at the Open Day at Rudolf Steiner House in London on Sunday 22nd June. Tere will also be an exhibition of Doris Harpers' paintings at Rudolf Steiner House from 22nd June to mid September 2003 The Festival of the Ashdown Man 18,19, 20 and 21 September Advance notice of a festival in September at Peredur which will be Giant in all senses. This will be a collaboration between Bows Art, Artemis and Mid Sussex District Council, taking place at Peredur on 18,19, 20 and 21 September (Thurs-Sun) and with an open air performance at Haywards Heath (venue to be confirmed) on 20 September. This will be an extraordinary celebration of Village Giants, featuring The Giant Puppet Workshop, children’s puppet plays, the Ashdown Morris Men, a Giants Café and two newly commissioned works. Experienced Director/playwright Philip Bevan will present a specially commissioned play while composer Steve Moran will premiere a new piece of music to this theme. This will be a unique and unmissable occasion drawing on the traditions and history of the local area to present something radically new. Exhibition of Rudolf Steiner's Blackboard Drawings @Peredur centre for the Arts Lectures: 27th September, 8pm Opening talk and Recital: Francis Rainey world premiere of Movement for String Quartet played by the Laing String Quartet (Andy Laing, Rachel Hess, John Rayson and Ben Hess) 28th September, All day Event 'A Symposium: Rudolf Steiner, Joseph Beuys & today's Artist' Guests: Shelley Sacks & Richard Demarco 29th September, 8pm Closing talk and Recital: Dr Walter Kugler, Francis Rainey - Movement for String Quartet, played by the Laing String Quartet (Andy Laing, Rachel Hess, John Rayson and Ben Hess) 5th October, 8pm 'The Green Snake and the Mystery of Art' A Performance / Talk by Christopher Garvey (of Artemis) 11th October, 5pm Lecture: 'The Heavenly Man within Us' Dr David McGavin Co-founder of award-winnin Blackthorn Medical Centre (recently televised) Diana Fischer and colleagues Eurythmy 12th October, 8pm Rudolf Steiner to Joseph Beuys Art Section Presentation 'Rudolf Steiner to Joseph Beuys' 19th October, 8pm Imagination & Childhood Lecture Christopher Clouder (Alliance for Childhood) Advent Festival and Fayre 5th, 6th and 7th December The final event of 2003 will take place under the above title at peredur on 5th, 6th and 7th December (Fri-Sun). On Friday 5th, there will be an Arts Café and Private View of work by three modern creators of icons: Alison Milner-Gulland, Romanian [name to follow] and Angela Patten [tbc]. On Saturday 6th there will be an Advent Fayre with craft stalls; children’s puppet theatre; carols; and two workshops: icon painting with Rita Kirk, a well-known exponent and teacher; and protective geometry with Paul Courtney, an experienced workshop leader in this subject. In the evening there will be the world premiere of a new work by Danish composer Gregors Brinch. The above workshops will be repeated on Sunday 7th at 10 a.m., and at 4 p.m. Professor Robin Miller-Gulland of Sussex University will give a talk on icons. His talk on this subject was a highlight of last year’s Festival. All public events are Free and by donation only. Monthly 'Arts in Vision' and 'Words by the Hearth' evenings are open to members and friends. Membership is open to all at £10 a year and will include the new Bows Arts Magazine from September |
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