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Over 450 visitors enjoyed a wide range of artworks by members of the Society at the Town Hall recently. The Mayor of Eastbourne, Cllr Gill Mattock (third left in the photograph) opened the exhibition which raised money for the Mayor's Charities, Wayfinder Woman and Memory Lane. Keith Ridley, Consultative Editor at the Eastbourne Herald and Gazette (second left) presented the Eastbourne herald Trophy and certificates to the winners. Seen here with Gill Mattock and Keith Ridley are, left to right, Roselyne Ferdinand, Christine Munro, Les Needham, Andrew Forrest and SEA President Beresford Pont
For more details on demonstrators and events see the calendar or SEA Facebook page.
PROVISIONAL 2019 DEMONSTRATION DETAILS
January 18th Celebration of Members work
February 15th Maggie Cross - Chinese Brush Work
March 15th AGM
April 19th Peter Van Breda - Landscape
May 17th Will Dyke - Lino Printing
June 21st Adebaje Alede - Oil portrait
July 19th Terry Hobbs - Oil landscape
September 20th Paul Clark - Watercolour
October 18th Kate Osbourne - Gouache
November 15th Stepehn Cheeseman - Line and wash
2020
January 17th Celebration off members work
February 21st Ronnie Ireland TBA
March 20th AGM
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One of our recent demonstrators Chairman and Membership Secretary
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The Society is a lively and thriving non – profit making organisation with close to 200 members. Its aim is to promote art through demonstrations, workshops and exhibitions. Membership is open to anyone who has an interest in art.
The SEA donates monies raised through exhibitions to local charities.
Also presented at the recent monthly demonstration was the People's Choice Award at the exhibition won by Ian Parratt for Twilight Stroll,Birling Gap. Award is presented by Jean Mockford of Mockford's Blinds.
Pictured is Robert Stevens receiving his certificate for second place