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Friday 8 January - Friday 5 February 2016
A major exhibition of new art on the theme of ‘Mary’ is to be shown at Southwell Minster during January 2016.
Over 20 significant contemporary artists have made major new works specifically for an ambitious exhibition that will see art shown all over the cathedral, both inside and outside. Timed to coincide with the Patronal Festival of Candlemas at the Minster the exhibition will be supported by a programme of events and will be open to the public for free over the month.
Artists showing new artworks at the Art of Mary exhibition include: Celia Paul, Nicolas Mynheer, Mark Cazalet, Chris Gollon, Susie Hamilton, Sophie Hacker, Iain McKillop, Roger Wagner and many others. The exhibition is accompanied by a full colour catalogue with text by Fr Matthew Askey and Canon Dr Julie Gittoes.
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