It looks like we have a busy old time coming up, starting with this fabulous event. Really looking forward to being amongst the really talented creatives and meeting lots of friendly and engaged visitors. Really hoping the weather doesn’t spoil it.
Now just the tricky dilemma of organising what to bring and hoping unlike the last event I did that I bring all that I need.
2nd May
The OLAM is only the beginning.
I’m getting prepared for the Burnham Art Trail in June. A fabulous event in a lovely town on the River Crouch. Loads of lovely shops, cafes and pubs as well as great art.
This runs from 18th – 26th June and comprises of artists’ work in windows and an exhibition in the town’s museum and artists’ demonstrations on the quay
Then if that wasn’t exciting enough, I have been given the opportunity to exhibit as part of the Brentwood Art Trail.
Great location too, Urban Edge, Shenfield. Beautiful salon with amazing windows.
Different type of work made for this one. This trail is a 3week multiple location trail, from Brentwood, Shenfield and Ingatestone. Running from 4th – 26th June.
Now this opportunity I’m really excited about. Exhibiting at Rayleigh Windmill. This is an exhibition in a beautiful listed building in historic Rayleigh.
The theme for this exhibition is a celebration of Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee. The exhibition is open on limited days. I will put details out closer to the time of particular dates and times.
This runs from 15th June – 9th July
And if that wasn’t enough. I’ve just been invited to participate in the Rayleigh Art Trail too.
My work will be alongside other artists in the windows of this historic market town.
29th May – 12th June
Concrete Canvas
This is a street art festival. I’m so excited about this as I’ve been invited to be part of this too! Work from various artists throughout the city, followed by an artists’ market, entertainment and music.
14th -28th May
And then there’s the fairs etc. I’ll update you later on about all the other exciting things going on throughout all of this period!
Wish me luck I’m going to need it.
Nicola Osborne Art 