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Exhibition showcases work of Riverside Artists

Oct 10, 2024

by Ray Duffill

The latest exhibition at Hedon Museum is Through Artists’ Eyes, by the Hull-based Riverside Artists group.

Nearly 20 artists, including Sue Spivey, Sergei Belov and Mary McGarry, encompassing a wide variety of styles from abstract to portraits and landscapes, have work on display at the museum, all of which is for sale.

The group stages regular outdoor sales during the year at various events such as the Hull Folk and Maritime Festival and Withernsea’s Blue Light Weekend, as well as an annual pop-up shop in the city centre before Christmas.

The exhibition at Hedon Museum is open every Saturday and Wednesday from 10am until 4pm until Saturday, November 30. Admission is free.

Find the entry to the museum via Watmough’s Arcade, where notices will guide visitors to the entrance.

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