Two long weekends of Open Studios
:
24-26 MAY and 30 MAY-1 JUNE : 11am to 5pm daily
Peter Wray
Ceramics, painting, printmaking
Painter, ceramicist and printmaker Peter Wray studied at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, at Goldsmiths College, London, and at Leeds Metropolitan University. Although initially trained as a painter, he extended his practice into printmaking in the early 1970s and, in later years, into ceramics. Due to this background in painting and the fact that he is largely self-taught as a printmaker and as a ceramic artist, his work is strongly influenced by the nature of materials and process, integrating graphic, painterly and sculptural methodology, and these qualities are very much evident in his distinctive style.
Over recent years, he has worked extensively on oil and mixed-media painting with partner, Judy Collins.
He is a four time national prizewinner and his work has been exhibited widely both in Britain and abroad, including the USA, Australia and Japan.
Wray is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE).
Studio 89
apartment 1
york house
centenary way
penzance
TR18 2FY
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Studio information
From A30:-
Take the A30 to Heamoor Roundabout and take the exit to Penzance town centre/Penwith College/Leisure Centre/West Cornwall hospital. Follow the road to Centenary Road, signposted‚ ’St. Clare Medical Centre‘. Turn right into Centenary Road, passing the car park of the Medical Centre on your left and turn left immediately after, into a private lane. Parking is on the left. Walk ahead to a gate. Walk through the gate and turn right to the main entrance of York House.
From Penzance centre:
Go to the top of Causeway Head, from there, go up St Clare Street, which eventually becomes Nancealverne. Pass the Hospital and later the Leisure Centre on your left. At St Clare Medical Centre, turn left into Centenary Road, passing the car park of the Medical Centre on your left and turn left immediately after, into a private lane. Parking is on the left. Walk ahead to a gate. Walk through the gate and turn right to the main entrance of York House.
There are four steps and a threshold at the entrance to York House
