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Another satisfying day at the office…..
Roo's work in the next Leeds Gallery 'The Yorkshire Artists 5' exhibition
See a selection of Roo’s paintings at this lively exhibition of Yorkshire artists running from 17th June until 13th July 2013
http://leedsgallery.com/exhibitions/
ReCollection: another chance to play!
ReCollection: Playtime Memories
by Roo S Waterhouse
is now showing at Tolson Museum in Huddersfield from May 18th until September 8th 2013.
Vists Tolson Museum and immerse yourself in childhood recollection with Roo Waterhouse’s nostalgic paintings and toy collection….
There will be a Toy handling event at the Museum on Sunday 14th July from 1pm until 4pm
Roo will be taking the toys out of the cabinets – come and have a play!!!!
http://www.roowaterhouse.co.uk/?Exhibitions…Latest_News
http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/leisure/museumsGalleries/tolson/index.aspx
For more information on the ReCollection Project follow this link…http://www.roowaterhouse.co.uk/?ReCollection_Paintings:The_ReCollection_Project
Lobster on a Delft Plate by Charles Collins
I adore this fabulously painted plate.
Penguins on parade……
Roo’s penguin paintings are now on display, and for sale, at The Bookcase – the wonderful independent bookshop on Market Street in Hebden Bridge, along with a selection of rather lovely greetings cards! (not to mention a shop full of hoards of fabulous books……)
Recently I have been particularly enamoured by the way that we all bring our own stories to the reading of a book, and each take a different story away with us – leaving the book on the shelf, altered, waiting for the next reader to come along….
Nice Weather for Penguins!
Inspiring Sketchbooks Workshop this Saturday!!
Go to the Craven Museum and Gallery website for details….
http://www.cravenmuseum.org/whats-on/inspiring-sketchbooks/
Open Evening wednesday 6th February at 7pm!
http://www.cravenherald.co.uk/leisure/10169487.Spotlight_on_childhood_toys_at_new_Craven_Museum_exhibition/
Vincent van Gogh, January 1874….
” Find things beautiful as much as you can, most people find too little beautiful.”