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Event: Never Normal
Dates: 7 Jul 2021 - 24 Jul 2021
Chilli Studios annual exhibition showcases a diverse collection of over fifty artists. It is a celebration of the immense creativity of our members and their valuable personal experiences through the testing year of 2020. Playfully approaching the media’s concept of “The new normal”, this show questions notions of "Normality" and our individual and collective experiences of mental health.
“This year has only highlighted the importance of art to our mental health and wellbeing. Using art as a powerful and liberating tool to often distract and heal ourselves, to self-express, to also challenge and make actions towards change.” Jo Burke, Arts Coordinator, Nov 2020
Set up in 2004, Chilli Studios is a charity that delivers services to those who are, or are at risk of, experiencing mental health conditions,.
Vane - Wednesday-Saturday, 12-5pm, admission free.
Vane, First Floor, Commercial Union House, 39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6QE.
T +44(0) 191 261 8281
www.vane.org.
Event: Carole Ann Hall - Bigger
Dates: 1 Sep 2020 - 30 Sep 2020
A solo show featuring new work on much larger scale - colour explosions!
Event: Into the woods
Dates: 16 Feb 2019 - 20 Apr 2019
The exhibition forms part of our ‘Coal Forest’ season, which will see the Woodhorn Museum site transformed through a series of magical and thought-provoking art installations in our colliery heritage buildings. Coal Forest will be complemented by an exciting event programme that shifts with the seasons through Autumn, Winter and Spring.
Event: Carole Ann Hall - Life in Colour
Dates: 1 Jan 2019 - 31 Jan 2019
A first solo show from north eastern artist Carole Ann Hall.
inspired by landscape and native wildlife, Carole Ann Hall’s paintings are richly coloured, highly textured, joyous celebrations of the northeastern countryside. Focusing on achieving atmosphere she uses a spontaneous, naïve painting style, using layering with textures and collage providing structure and interest. Recently she has developed a small ceramic range, building on and incorporating the themes and styles of her 2d work.
Carole’s work can be found in private collections in the United Kingdom around the world
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Event: NORTHBOUND
Dates: 15 Jun 2018 - 15 Jun 2018
Supported by the great exhibition of the north and Loveart north east, this event is part of the GET NORTH events planned for the summer of 2018.
Event: Ocean
Dates: 9 Feb 2018 - 9 May 2018
open art exhibition at Woodhorn Museum celebrating the North East coast, seascape, shipbuilding and seafaring heritage. Woodhorn Museum presents its first open art exhibition, OPEN: OCEAN in Spring 2018. Housed in the museum’s stunning Workshop Galleries, this exhibition will showcase the region’s artistic talent and celebrate the North East coast, seascape, shipbuilding and seafaring heritage.
Event: Chilli studios annual exhibition
Dates: 1 Oct 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
Group exhibition followed by a charity auction. contributors include Natalie Rhymer, Derek Eland, Theresa Easton and many other notable British artists.
Chilli studios supports its members with a range of activities designed to increase resilience and promote mental wellbeing.
Biography
Carole Ann Hall is an eclectic, sometimes whimsical, mixed media artist working in the North East of England. Generally responding to the themes of happiness and life.
Pandemic Puppet woman
‘Continuing the change of direction for my work. I’ve wanted to include people for some time, however I have struggled to express this until recently.
The pandemic has forced me to confront my relationships with others and allowed me some time to develop my artistic response to that.”
I studied at Cleveland college of Art and Sunderland University studying for a BA Hons In 3D design, specialising in glass with ceramics, and in later years at the university of Northumbria acheiving an MBA.I was initially diverted from a career in art by my desire to play a part in effecting social justice, and for a long time I worked in adult social care services. During this time painting was my hobby, but it's always been my focus, my relaxation and main pre occupation.
I am delighted to find time now to immerse myself in creativity. My subjects are often rooted in my love of the solitude I enjoy at home, in my garden, making ceramics, watching nature and loving the rich and varied landscape of the North East and Cumbria.
my work can be found in private collections in America, Europe and across the British Isles.
