Art exhibition at Tonbridge School

PUBLISHED: 08:41 08 April 2014 | UPDATED: 08:41 08 April 2014

Artspring 2

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The Tunnel Gallery shows Artspring 2, until 13 April

Artspring 2, a new exhibition of varied, vibrant and expressive work by artists from the Tonbridge area, is on show at The Tunnel Gallery at Tonbridge School.

With the vibrant colours of spring all around us, this is the perfect time for visitors to refresh their senses with the colours, shapes and textures of these local artists’ work.

The selling exhibition will feature a wide variety of new creative work in a range of media. As well as paintings, there will be ceramics, glassworks, prints, hand-made paper and felt pictures.

● Artspring 2 runs until13 April, from 10am-5pm at the Tunnel Gallery, Tonbridge School, High Street TN9 1JP

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