FERENS OPEN ART EXHIBITION
A popular annual open exhibition featuring work by amateur and professional artists from around the local Region. Painting, water colours, oils, photography, ceramics, glass work and sculpture.
13 February - 18 April 2010
Ferens Art Gallery
Queen Victoria Square
Hull
HU1 3RA
Gallery Opening Hours
Monday - Saturday 10.00 - 17.00 hours
Sundays - 13.30 - 16.30 hours
Admission Free
City Centre Parking: Princes Quay Shopping Centre, Guildhall Road, Paragon Street, Nelson Street, Wellington Street, and or Albion Street.
Ferens Art Gallery is only ten minutes walk away from the Hull Paragon Transport Interchange.
Check web site for further details.
Old Tram tracks glisten under the street lighting on a section of the old remaining cobbled street.
A dark grainy print which depicts a overcast windy day, amongst the sand dunes near the beach.
A old circa World War II Nissin Hut and it's old smashed window. Somewhere in the county of Lincolnshire.
The street lighting casts shadows of a tree onto the silver metal of a fence near Holy Trinity Church.
The worn and beaten cliffs that lead onto Filey Brigg. A small rock peninsular that sticks out into the North Sea. A sepia toned image and print.
Early evening on the Bulkhead close to the Marina and Victoria Pier. The slow shutter speed and exposure renders the clouds a speeding momentum as they flitter across the darkening sky.
A sepia toned print and image of a section of beach and the fast flowing water of a creek that flows into the North Sea.
A section of the sea wall, at this popular Norfolk seaside resort.
The white fluffy summer clouds hang over the broken sea defences on the North Sea side of this remote narrow sand and shingle spit of land, which reaches out from the Holderness countryside into the Humber Estuary.