definition

Com´mon`ty

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(Scots Law) A common; a piece of land in which two or more persons have a common right.



Sunday, December 11, 2011

AccessArt, Turning Point Scotland Christmas Exhibitions


Laura Thin - Something Sweet
AccessArt, Turning Point Scotland Christmas Exhibitions
Dumfries & Newton Stewart.
Art work produced by the participants of AccessArt, a service operated by social care charity Turning Point Scotland (TPS) will be on display throughout the region, showcasing the new and original artwork created from a variety of mixed mediums– drawing, painting, print, collage and 3d - produced over this last year. Artwork, framed or unframed, will be for sale at very reasonable prices – great for a unique Xmas gift.
AccessArt provides opportunities for people to make art who might not ordinarily have the chance to do so.  People with a wide range of learning difficulties, physical disabilities, and mental health conditions, as well as those recovering from drug and alcohol abuse have accessed the service. 
People attend group or individual sessions, working with an artist who provides guidance, encouragement and materials to help develop each person’s skills and interests.   The range and quality of work on display is a tribute to the efforts and abilities of the participating artists.
Joe McVinnie - Fire Engine
We are open from
9:30 – 5:00pm, 12th – 16th December
AccessArt Dumfries Train Station Platform 2
Newton Stewart Library Friday 9th December to 4th January Library opening hours.
Come along and join us for mirth, mulled wine and mince pies. For more information please contact AccessArt on: 01387 248560 email: accessart@tpsdg.co.uk

3 comments:

  1. I am going to get to that! Love that fire engine.

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  2. I still regret missing out on a beautiful rendition of a blue Robin Reliant at the last exhibition.

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  3. I just wanted to say that I passed through Dumfries Station yesterday, on my way back home to Hull, and was very impressed by the paintings in the waiting room.
    many many thanks to one and all.
    regards,
    Peter Godfrey

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