Some photos and videos from our exhibition in Houston's Mill, Broughshane. November 2023.
https://youtu.be/5G23JS4pkfM
https://youtu.be/P-7s98tMUBM
https://youtu.be/5G23JS4pkfM
https://youtu.be/P-7s98tMUBM
Our 2023 exhibition is being held
on 16th, 17th and 18th November
in Houston's Mill, Broughshane.
Times 16th and 17th
10a.m. until 8p.m.
and 18th
10a.m. until 4p.m.
We're holding a raffle of one of Jacque McNeill's beautiful paintings.
Everyone welcome.
on 16th, 17th and 18th November
in Houston's Mill, Broughshane.
Times 16th and 17th
10a.m. until 8p.m.
and 18th
10a.m. until 4p.m.
We're holding a raffle of one of Jacque McNeill's beautiful paintings.
Everyone welcome.
Clotworthy House Conservatory Antrim September 2022
Follow the link to our online Summer Exhibition 22
Some photos of the exhibition in the Conservatory Gallery
Below is a collection of images from our time in the
Pop Up Exhibition and Shop 15th-25th September 2021
Pop Up Exhibition and Shop 15th-25th September 2021
Midtown Makers Exhibition 2020/2021
Due to lock-down under Covid 19 restrictions the exhibition has been open for a very short while. However, Mid Town Makers will be open as soon as allowed and we will continue to exhibit until the end of February.
Midtown Makers Exhibition
over Christmas and New Year 2019-2020
over Christmas and New Year 2019-2020
Opening night at Clotworthy House, Antrim
January- February 2020
January- February 2020
Ballymena Vis Art spread their wings.
The Conservatory Gallery at Clotworthy House in Antrim are hosting an exhibition of art work by members of Ballymena Vis Art, until 23rd February. This is the first time in 54 years that the club had exhibited outside Ballymena.
The Celebration was opened on Tuesday evening by Chairperson Barbara Morrison who thanked all the members for contributing their work, Philip Magennis of the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council for agreeing to have our exhibition, for the tasteful way he placed our art work and for the provision of refreshments. Special thanks to Maria Hunter, for her commitment to the club and for all her hard work in getting the exhibition successfully on its way.
Prizes were presented by our President Catherine Flood, Lesley Sharp and Jacque McNeill.
Presidents Choice was won by Noel Williams for his painting “Tow Path”. He was presented with Art Materials by Catherine. Lesley of lesley@fairflowframes.co.uk chose the work of Ursula Meehan “Antrim Marina” and presented her with a voucher for framing her work. Jacque McNeill then presented a beautiful ceramic bowl to Bevin Boyd for his work “Autumn on the River”.
The exhibition is open until Sunday 23rd February. Come along to Clotworthy House, have a lovely walk and a cuppa in the Conservatory Gallery while you view the work of local artists.
The Conservatory Gallery at Clotworthy House in Antrim are hosting an exhibition of art work by members of Ballymena Vis Art, until 23rd February. This is the first time in 54 years that the club had exhibited outside Ballymena.
The Celebration was opened on Tuesday evening by Chairperson Barbara Morrison who thanked all the members for contributing their work, Philip Magennis of the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council for agreeing to have our exhibition, for the tasteful way he placed our art work and for the provision of refreshments. Special thanks to Maria Hunter, for her commitment to the club and for all her hard work in getting the exhibition successfully on its way.
Prizes were presented by our President Catherine Flood, Lesley Sharp and Jacque McNeill.
Presidents Choice was won by Noel Williams for his painting “Tow Path”. He was presented with Art Materials by Catherine. Lesley of lesley@fairflowframes.co.uk chose the work of Ursula Meehan “Antrim Marina” and presented her with a voucher for framing her work. Jacque McNeill then presented a beautiful ceramic bowl to Bevin Boyd for his work “Autumn on the River”.
The exhibition is open until Sunday 23rd February. Come along to Clotworthy House, have a lovely walk and a cuppa in the Conservatory Gallery while you view the work of local artists.
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