Chester Visual Arts has announced the opening of ReMark, a vibrant exhibition featuring contemporary abstract paintings.
The exhibition featuries paintings by four acclaimed Northwest artists: Terry Duffy, Julie Saul, Julie Mayer, and Anne Byrne.
The exhibition runs until March 7th 2025, at the CVA Exhibition Space in the Grosvenor Centre, Chester.
ReMark presents a diverse exploration of abstract art, encompassing both expressionist and geometric styles. Visitors are invited to engage with the artworks through an immersive Mark-Making area, encouraging personal creative expression inspired by the exhibition.
Alistair Tucker, Chair of the Board at Chester Visual Arts, emphasised the significance of the exhibition:
"Chester Visual Arts aims to provide a space in Chester for contemporary art—serving both artists and the public. Art is vital; it attracts visitors, boosts tourism, and supports economic growth. Each exhibition we host receives outstanding attendance and positive feedback. Opening weekend of ReMark saw over 950 visitors experience the exhibition.
Chester deserves a permanent space for contemporary art, and we're committed to making that a reality. We welcome anyone interested in supporting this vision to get in touch."
In addition to the exhibition, CVA is hosting a workshop led by exhibiting artists Julie Saul and Julie Mayer, with a lecture from the curator, Juliet Cook, on Monday, February 24th, from 10 am to 4 pm.
The "Abstract Painting Lecture & Immersive Workshop" includes private access, refreshments and materials.
An Artist's Talk by Terry Duffy is also scheduled for Tuesday, March 4th, at 5:30 pm, with free admission.
For details on how to book for either event, please contact:
ReMark is open Wednesday through Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm, at:
The CVA Exhibition Space, Grosvenor Centre, Chester CH1 1DE.
For more details, visit:
... or follow:
@ChesterVisualArts on social media.
Chester Visual Arts, established in 2016, is a Chester-based charity dedicated to bringing world-class art to the city. Their mission is to position Chester and the wider region as a leading cultural destination, enhancing the area as a better place to live, work, and visit.
Pictured - Central space of ReMark.
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