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Imogen's work goes on display at local arts centre
04/05/2021 @ 07:42
A Newtown graduate has been given the opportunity to show off her work at a local arts centre.
Imogen Rendall entered the Mid Wales Arts Centre's 'Climate Change' exhibition and was accepted.
Cathy Knapp from the centre near Caersws said: Imogen was educated at Newtown High School and has just graduated with a Fine Art degree from Wimbledon School of Art.
"Like other arts graduates she was unable to hold a final degree show in 2020 because of the pandemic but was delighted that her final pieces 'Hereafter' and 'Remnants' were selected for this exhibition.
"Imogen's work focuses on Climate Change issues and was chosen on it's own merit from hundreds of other entries from all over the UK. Imogen has applied to study art therapy and is currently volunteering and working with Compass Community Care in Newtown."
The exhibition is open until 23 May. All visitors to the exhibition are invited to vote for the artwork that has influenced them the most and Imogen is a contender for the prize.
Imogen Rendall entered the Mid Wales Arts Centre's 'Climate Change' exhibition and was accepted.Cathy Knapp from the centre near Caersws said: Imogen was educated at Newtown High School and has just graduated with a Fine Art degree from Wimbledon School of Art.
"Like other arts graduates she was unable to hold a final degree show in 2020 because of the pandemic but was delighted that her final pieces 'Hereafter' and 'Remnants' were selected for this exhibition.
"Imogen's work focuses on Climate Change issues and was chosen on it's own merit from hundreds of other entries from all over the UK. Imogen has applied to study art therapy and is currently volunteering and working with Compass Community Care in Newtown."
The exhibition is open until 23 May. All visitors to the exhibition are invited to vote for the artwork that has influenced them the most and Imogen is a contender for the prize.
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