Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Saturday, 19 May 2012
Sunday, 15 May 2011
Landscape - a private tour
I would like to invite you to a special private tour of our current exhibition at MerseyBio with 3 of the artists on Monday the 23rd of May at 10am. We will meet at the nearby Victoria Gallery and Museum on the University campus and progress to MerseyBIO at 10.30 (after a coffee in the lovely cafe of the Victoria Gallery). Our show ends on the 25th of May and is normally closed to the public so this is a rare opportunity to see the space and the artwork on display. It would be possible for late-comers to join us directly at MerseyBIO at 10.30am also.
MerseyBIO
Crown Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom L69 7ZB
Currently, we have on display a beautiful range of work from 4 local artists representing the landscape in painting, drawing and woodturning in MerseyBIO. With the corridors adorned with images of North Wales, Cheshire and Liverpool and turned bowls made from wood from local parks and gardens in three cabinets, it feels fresh and colourful in the grey walls of the building. Mike Rule, Phil Dowling and Linda Evans will be in attendance to discuss their work. Sadly, Rowena Fergusson is unable to join us to represent her work for this visit.
Please RSVP to alison.roberts@2bio.co.uk or register via Eventbrite.
Sunday, 8 May 2011
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
"Landscape" opened on the 13th of April
A beautiful range of work from 4 local artists representing the landscape in painting and drawing and woodturning is currently on display in the incubator building until the 25th of May. With the corridors adorned with images of North Wales, Cheshire and Liverpool and turned bowls made from wood from local parks and gardens in three cabinets, it feels fresh and colourful in the grey walls of the building.
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
"Landscape" opens on the 13th of April: Feature Phil Dowling


Liverpool artist, Phil Dowling has been painting portraits and landscapes for nearly 30years. His main interest in painting landscapes is to capture natures abstract qualities, its light, colour, mood,but above all its energy in a harmonious way. Phil says his feelings about painting are best summed up in the words of french painter Pierre Bonnard.
"It's not a matter of painting life; its a matter of giving life to a painting”

