Love The Coast Exhibition

LOVE THE COAST - Exhibition by Carole Hart-Fletcher
Here's the catalogue for Love The Coast Exhibition @ Flavel Art Centre. Click here to see it large!.

'A must - see exhibition from a local photographic artist that  manages to cater for all tastes, from boats and fishing to landscapes and buildings, from bright colours to black and white.  Somehow, Carole's photographs are always greater than the sum of the parts as she manages to squeeze a feeling and interpretation from the subjects that is often unexpected and startling.' ..... Martin Judd

Love The Coast is a collection of coastal images presented in a mixture of media: canvas giclees, canvas's, stow pics, acrylics, cards and framed photographs. The the quality of the light in Devon and Cornwall is much brighter than other places in the UK making them ideal places for artists and photographers. Carole has tried to capture this in her images.

'What impressed us was the variety in Carole’s work. The images of the Devon coast were captured in a stunning mix of both landscape views and close up objects. Equally good were the mixture of materials used to capture the images.' .... Jeremy Wilson

The Exhibition runs from 6 to 20 February 2011 and is sponsored by D'ART Gallery, Dartmouth.

'The photographs in the Love The Coast exhibition make you take a closer look at the beauty in your surroundings' .... Adrian Hurst

These two link take you some of the featured work :

Love The Coast Exhibition

Stow Pics

The exhibition also launches a Photographic Competition for Kids

'In her first photography exhibition, Carole Hart-Fletcher takes the familiar and makes it remarkable. Here are things I look at every day without seeing them. It is Carole who picks up the detail and brings it into focus - mooring ropes swathed in seaweed garlands at Bayards Cove, a cormorant relishing the morning sunshine as it warms the Dart, the first glimmers of daylight as Blackpool Sands awakens on a summer's day. Whether it's the architecture of Norway, the domes of Venice or the rippling sand of Lannacombe, Carole is drawn to the coast and her beautiful photographs capture the variety of scenes to be found in that most fluid of landscapes, where the land meets the sea.' ...Heather Long - Editor and PR

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