June 1st, 2020Newstead Arts Hub

NEWSTEAD Arts Hub is presenting its first online Artist Market.

NEWSTEAD Arts Hub is presenting its first online Artist Market, running from May 1 to July 30.

Due to COVID-19, the gallery and other spaces at the Arts Hub in the historic Newstead railway station are closed, but local artisans are still well and truly working. The initiative supports them while everyone is in ‘stay at home’ mode.

Ten artists are now showing their work on the hub’s online market. Each week, there will be different artists and styles, selecting two or more of the artists who have or were to exhibit at the Hub in 2019-2020.

The past weeks have showcased Libby Noblet, Richard Sullivan, Sarah Koschak, Selina Wilson, Cherryl Fyffe, Kate Borradaile, Marcela Olea, Prue McAdam and Angie Izard, pictured.

The featured artists for next week are Diane Thompson, sculpture, and Carol de Graauw, jewellery and ceramics.

All of the artworks are available for sale directly through each artist and they will arrange delivery.

Link: www.newsteadartshub.org/welcome-to-our-artist-market/

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