Alpine Club Exhibitions

 

Tuesday 8th December - end Feburary 2010 - "A Christmas Miscellany"

JOE ARNOLD, JIM CURRAN, JOHN FAIRLEY, JOHN INNERDALE, BILL NORTON, JULIA SCOTT.

                          

Paine Towers by John Innerdale
View from the Saddle by Joe Arnold
Shivling 2 by John Fairley

 PREVIEW: Tues.8th Dec,- 5 to 7pm. Everyone most welcome.

In the early days of the Alpine Club it was a regular custom to hold mixed exhibitions of members’ and friends’ work, often around Christmas. So, as a change from one-man shows, it seemed like a good idea to return to this long-held tradition.

JOE ARNOLD is a well-known figure in American painting and climbing circles, particularly in the Tetons. His paintings, often large oils, are to be found in many major galleries, corporations and important private collections worldwide.

JIM CURRAN, well-known to all of us, will leave a few examples from his earlier exhibition.

JOHN FAIRLEY continues the tradition of members who keep an artistic record of their life-long mountain activities in wide-spread and varied ranges.

JOHN INNERDALE worked as an architect and has kept detailed illustrated journals of his varied and active mountain journeys. A past Chairman of The Mountain Heritage Trust, he is now heavily involved in the running of The Kendal Mountain Film Festival.

BILL NORTON is a member of that seminal group of Alpine Club figures who form the Norton/Wills/Pasteur axis-6 generations of active and important mountaineers, several of whom were and are talented painters.

JULIA SCOTT has ample chances to follow her artistic inclinations whether on independent mountain excursions or with her husband Martin, our current V.P.

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Tuesday 13th April until summer break: "A Climber's Perspective"  -  Paintings and Drawings

by Philip Gibson and Tim Pollard

Preview: Tuesday 13th April 5pm-7pm - all welcome

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The Alpine Club has made significant contributions to the following exhibition:.

Until 11 April 2010: "Mont Blanc Mania", focusing on Albert Smith and the mid-Victorian period, at Courmayeur.

 

Previous Exhibitions     As originally published, these are not reports on the exhibitions.

2005
Kangchenjunga  
2006
Kit Surrey Cornish Sea Cliffs
2007
John Mitchell Gallery Peaks & Glaciers
2007
George Rowlett Ruskin Revisited
2007
Rowan Huntley Alpine Paintings
2007
David Bellamy Mountain Paintings
2008
Polly Townsend "in high places"
2008
Simon Pierse Sketches of the Gran Paradiso
2009
Ed Luke Rock Stars
2009
Jim Curran 'What Goes Round Comes Round'
2009
Alpine Club Library Exhibition of Alpine Club Rare Books and Artifacts at the Travellers Club

 


 


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