Clik-Clik Collective

sneak preview CONCRETE CANVAS

2012-02-05T03:10:00.001-08:00

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Natural Influences by Ursula Nash

2012-01-30T13:45:00.000-08:00

Inspired by colour, texture and recycling, local artist Ursula presents her first solo show with a collection of textile pieces and drawings based on and around nature. This is a beautiful body of work, highly detailed and textural, her work touches you on a much deeper level.
Worcester Arts Workshop.
Feb 5th til March 2nd. Cafe Bliss Gallery.

CONCRETE CANVAS Feb 2012

2012-01-30T13:34:00.000-08:00

A chance to see Andrew Lucas' first solo show, coming to his home town Worcester.

"Andrew's work whether digitally produced or created in ink, stems from hand drawn imagery, taking inspiration from architecture, cities of the World, street art and graffiti."

His fine lines and angular imagery are really something to behold. Beautiful, graceful even, showing such attention to detail, one would wonder how anyone could have that patience. It is easy to get lost inside his world.

Cellar Gallery. Worcester Arts Workshop.

Opening Sunday Feb 5rd, until 2nd March 2012. Wed to Sat 10am til 5pm unless with prior arrangement or during events.

Bob Dylan exhibition call for artists

2011-11-09T16:47:00.000-08:00

The exhibition is open to all artists; of all mediums and all ages.

Bob Dylan, a painter in his own right, has used his own art on album sleeves (e.g. Self Portrait) and has exhibited internationally in recent years. Many say that his songs conjure up both lifelike and surreal images, his songs telling stories to which the listener supplies their own meaning and characters. It may be that a certain Bob Dylan song paints a picture or sculpture in your head – any images or representations of Dylan’s songs from across the decades or any images of the changing man himself are what we are looking for in the “Inspired by Bob Dylan” exhibition.

The artists who apply will each have at least one piece selected and displayed (each artist can submit up to three images each). There will be a non-returnable entry fee of £5 per entry, to help cover admin and advertising costs.

To enter, send in up to 3 images of your work, jpegs on a disc or good quality copies, each clearly marked with their title, price and your name and contact details, along with a non-returnable fee of £5 per entry (cash/postal order/cheque payable to Worcester Arts Workshop Ltd) to:

Kate Cox, Worcester Arts Workshop, 21 Sansome Street, Worcester,
WR1 1UH

Please do not send originals at this stage, images only please!

Oh Lordy...a busy year....

2011-11-09T16:41:00.000-08:00

Sorry all, I have been so snowed under that I have not had chance to blog away.....

So, news, the galleries at Worcester arts workshop are going from strength to strength....with local and national enquiries, a great sales record and a packed schedule for 2012......
Exhibtions over the summer months have included:
Nicolas Stevenson, Daniel Worth, Claire Kennedy, Kids favourite book art, The Worcester Open exhibition, The Worcester Music Festival and Paul Jillard.
Come on down to check out our super spaces and sample the experience that is the Workshop....

If you get your skates on, you can just catch Richard Clarke's awesome collection of drawings in the cellar gallery, plus 'Indigenous Reality' a miriad of quirky creations upstairs in the Cafe Bliss space.....both on until 18th Nov.

Then from 25th November, we present a Xmas show from the Clik Clik artists.....come purchase a special gift for Xmas !

CLIKCLIKCOLLECTIVE/WORCESTER ARTS WORKSHOP OPEN EXHIBITION

2011-06-16T16:15:00.000-07:00

Clik Clik in conjunction with Worcester Arts Workshop invites you to submit work for an open exhibition which will run from 4th September -7th October 2011.

How to enter?

Submit all entry forms along with the fee between the 15th to 29th July.

Any entry received after the 29th July cannot be included.

Send in up to 3 images of your work, Jpegs on a disc or good quality copies, each clearly marked with their title, price and your name and contact details, along with a non-returnable fee of £15 (postal order/cheque payable to Worcester arts workshop ltd) to:
Worcester Open exhibition (Kate Cox/Tracey Turton).
Worcester arts workshop,
21 Sansome Street, Worcester, WR1 1UH.

Please do not send originals at this stage, images only please!

You will be notified which pieces to deliver to us as soon as possible after the deadline.
We look forward to seeing all of the exciting creativity from the County!!

The exhibition is open to all artists, local, county and outskirts, of all mediums and all ages.

The artists who apply will each have at least one piece selected and displayed (each artist can submit up to three images each).
By entering the exhibition, you are agreeing that Clik Clik can use your images and information for promotional purposes.
We will endeavour to house all film/3D/multi media entries but may need to be restrictive with some forms due to the building use.
Clik Clik reserves the right to exclude at any stage, work which is deemed as inappropriate, or poses a health and safety risk.
You must be able to deliver and collect your work on the dates stated (to be confirmed).
The exhibition has a 30% commission on all sales which goes towards the Worcester arts workshop.

A beautiful treat.....

2011-03-28T11:25:00.000-07:00

Come on down to the new shows at the worcester arts workshop !
Heavier than Lead, a stunning drawing exhibition with works by Hazel Castle, Becky Kellitt, Ismay Ozga-Lawn, Chris Mason, Justin Humphreys, Jordan Duddy and Richard Clarke...upstairs in Cafe Bliss.
Then don't miss Caroline Hartley's huge and consuming abstracts in the Cellar gallery.
Pics to follow !! open Wed to Sat 10am-5pm, unless with prior notice.

Whats going on in the gallery spaces......

2011-03-05T10:49:00.000-08:00

Last weekend saw the opening of two new shows at Worcester Arts Workshop as part of the Clik Clik Collective.
In the Cellar gallery, 'Tales from the Centrefolds' presents a parade of collaged (non)art derived from discarded pulp, printed matter and archive magazines emerging from a magpie preoccupation with collecting and cutting 'n' pasting. Playfully subverting the origin of photographic imagery, of throw-away culture, Bristol based Samfrancisco's work reveals abstracted and surreal narratives floating somewhere between then and now, between real and fantasy.
Cafe Bliss' gallery space sees Clik Clik's second collective show, "Terrain". A selection of organic works featuring creations from resident artists including: Jayne Gaze, Paul Jillard, Di Cope, Anna Mitchell, Kate Cox, Sheila Ross-Bradburn and Claire Watson.
Both show run until 25th March 2011
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Up and coming shows:

27th March-22nd April:
Caroline Hartley.(solo show, Cellar)
Heavier than Lead, (group exhib, Cafe Bliss).

25th April-20th May:
Diana Scott, A Retrospective .(Cellar gallery).
Nathaniel Kara. (solo show, Cafe Bliss).

Clik-Clik Exhibition Launch...

2011-02-04T04:01:00.000-08:00

Saturday 29th January marked the launch of two new exhibitions curated by the Clik-Clik Collective at The Worcester Arts Workshop. The two exhibitions are open to view in the Cafe Bliss gallery and also in the Theatre Cellar Gallery downstairs at The Workshop on 21 Sansome Street, Worcester, WR1 1UH.

The Cafe Gallery features work by members of the Clik-Clik Collective including Kate Cox, Richard Clarke, Leigh Charman, Emily Haf, Lucy Rendle, Greg Dunn, Charlotte Kessler, Fiona Lewis, Sarah Edwards, Caroline Hartley, Planetmaz and Nigel Williams.

We are also very excited to feature ‘Chris Bourke’ exhibiting his lino prints in the ‘Cellar Gallery’.
For the public it is the ideal opportunity to buy a piece of original art or craft and also meet the artists and find out more of what the Worcester Arts Workshop has to offer.

Clik-Clik Craft Fair...

2010-12-13T16:09:00.000-08:00

Clik-Clik had the absolute pleasure of taking over the arthouse cafe in

Worcester for a Sunday to exhibit and sell our wares. Amongst us were...

Kate Cox // Leigh Charman // Gregg Dunn // Fiona Lewis

Lucy Rendle // Michele Eversham // Richard Clarke // Emily Haf...

Check out some pictures from some our stalls...