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WEDNESBURY DAY ART TRIP

Saturday, 17th June 2023 saw 14 club members join with Multistory to deliver a successful Wednesbury Day as part of a full week of 'We Are Wednesbury' celebrations.


While artists Martyn Harris, Gerry Stokes, Stan Tucker and Richard Noble, together With Dudley Society of Artists guest Terry Glazebrook, took up positions in the Market Place to create live landscapes art, others members of TAY's art trip entertained visitors at Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery. They included; Della Perry & Chloe Hamblett (childrens art), Kate Pickford (colouring), Sonia Beynon (Bearmore Bears), Karen Brinton (sketchbook collective), Peter Grail (cranky story) and Paul Brown (clay modelling). Meanwhile Harry Bloomer roved around the area recording events for Black Country Xtra podcast and the whole event was captured in a series of photographs by Keiran Mills.


It was a busy day with many noteworthy results not least of which was the premiere of Peter Grail's cranky artwork 'The Tail of The Black Country Bryndell'. The story was written by puppeteer Peter who manufactured the cranky machine and created the picture images while attending the gallery's Wednesday Art Club. After seen Peter's hard work and reading the script Harry had decided to lend Peter a hand to bring the story to life and help Peter premiere his creation. Harry got together with presenter Sandra Robinson from TAY's Black Country Xtra team and recorded Sandra reading the story, which he then edited with typical Black Country sound FXs, bringing the tail to life.



Mixed audiences, both young and old viewed Peter's cranky show during the day and gave terrific feedback.



Midland Film and Art

 

Midland Film and Art is a membership club where people can enjoy screenings of films or view artwork and crafts that would otherwise not be shown in mainstream cinemas or exhibitions, or be available locally. These shows usually have an educational aim, introducing new audiences to different audiovisual works through screening and display, encouraging participation in arts and crafts. A common feature that may characterize a Midland Film and Art meeting is that they either begin with an introduction to the audience and/or end with the promotion of a discussion about the film/art, where assistants, organizers and sometimes the filmmakers/artists themselves, exchange their views.

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