Artists Exhibition Studies and Works at Southsea Cinema

My Friendly Planet Art and Design School presents their latest exhibition at Southsea Cinema and Art Centre on Palmerston Road from 22 June to 8 July 2023.

This exhibition is an opportunity to introduce eleven talented local artists showcasing various approaches to paintings, drawings and sculptures which exude style, skill and talent. Through their creative journey, some of these artists have rediscovered a passion to mark making, a skill and talent rekindling their love of art through the art of playing. This Artists Exhibition Studies and Works is a true celebration of the artistic value experienced in joining art classes as they have helped some of these artists to experiment, gain creative and practice confidence, to create friendship and to develop creative collaborations in attending the various projects offered at My Friendly Planet Art & Design School and the creative communities.

This exhibition ties in nicely with My Friendly Planet Southsea’s Life Drawing Special Workshop, on 24th June, from 1pm to 5:45. This is a unique life drawing event where 4 MFP Life Drawing Social Club models are to model for 4 hours, in all 4 sessions. Such events are rarely produced in Portsmouth, and people would have loved the idea of being able to draw super-duper models together at the Southsea Community Cinema & Arts Centre. This is also the first time where Alan, Ella, Indi and Julian get to model together. People are invited to come forward and join in any of the sessions. There are 20 spaces available per session. All resources are provided, charcoal, pencils, pastels, biro, paper A2/3, boards and easels, erasers, tape/clips and paper towels. Participant will get to warm up for a few minutes, with 10 minutes, 15 minutes and 30 minutes poses, and get the chance to take their drawings with them, but not before photos are taken of what have been produced during the session, which are to be showcased on the website and social media platforms of My Friendly Planet.

"A big thank you to Aysegul Epengin and The Southsea Community Cinema and Arts Centre team for supporting our creative journey, and to all the artists to have collaborated in making this show possible" said organiser, Tina Sanchez.

Meet The Artists:

Eniola Adebayo

Ella Devenport

Elain Davenport

Chris Grant

Rhianna Sophia Greeham

Rachael Odunmbaku

Ella Palmer

Alan Patrick

Francis Paul

Abbie Price

Samara Said

Tina Sanchez

Southsea Community Cinema and Arts Centre

1 -3 Palmerston Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO5 3QQ

If anyone is interested in joining art classes, workshops or projects look on the website

www.myfriendlyplanet.co.uk

114 Waverley Road Southsea, Hampshire, England PO5 2PS

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