Kent Creative Arts: Memory, a group exhibition

10am to 4pm

The show will display 70 pieces of work by Kent artists who responded to the theme ‘Memory’, covering a variety of mediums: painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, textile, video, installations, etc..

From personal to collective memories, all can be contemplated and enjoyed at this exhibition.

Submitted works have been selected by a jury panel:
Dominic Gunn, director of Gallery Gunn, says “A provocative mix of artwork with an even greater response to the theme of ‘Memory’ than I anticipated. This proves to be an exhibition where a range of media has had each of its own unique qualities used most effectively in pursuit of one truth about memory”.

Faye Hackwell, producer at BBC Radio Kent, says: “It has been fascinating to see “Memory” interpreted in so many different ways – from the artists’ personal recollections, to how our memories work, to looking at the impacts of dementia on a person’s mind.
There are some stunning works inspired by places in Kent which many local people will have their own fond memories of and some very emotive pieces about loved ones lost.

Mark Paul Perry, Contemporary Artist & Director at SEEArt Fair says: “It is encouraging to see the breath of diversity and thought provoking Artwork that has been entered into the competition. ”