A pop-up art exhibition is coming to Salisbury this October

Tuesday, 28 September 2021 01:00

An exhibition of fine art paintings titled Perspective - A Personal View, is coming to Salisbury from 23rd-25th October.

The pop-up exhibition will take place at Memory Fine Art Gallery on 32 Winchester Street, and will draw upon the work of three artists: Caroline Richardson, Sophia Sample and Martin Memory.

This exhibition explores each artists' view and perspective on the world while drawing upon historical-artistic narratives along with contemporary themes of world events that challenge our own perspectives and personal views.

Caroline’s perspective on our world is highly focused and encourages the audience to be still and removed from the turmoil. Sophia invites the audience to enquire her work and challenge our perspective and point of view. Martin’s art draws beyond the literal of the site, to engender a feeling of atmosphere and history and to say ‘something of Place‘ - a very personal perspective and way of seeing.

This event is free to attend. The gallery will be open:

Saturday - 10am to 6.30pm

Sunday - 10am to 6.30pm

Monday - 10am to 4pm

To book your slot or find out more about the artists click here.

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