PREVIEW: Rugby Road goes on the Beach
Adam Johnson and Dan Mackey take their Artist’s House and website Rugby Road, on the road in July and August. The first two-week Pop-up featuring an eclectic mix of handmade ceramics, glass, jewellery and prints will be at The Fishing Quarter Gallery, 201 King’s Rd, Brighton, from July 15-25, 10am-6
Adam Johnson and Dan Mackey take their Artist’s House and website Rugby Road, on the road in July and August.
The first two-week Pop-up featuring an eclectic mix of handmade ceramics, glass, jewellery and prints will be at The Fishing Quarter Gallery, 201 King’s Rd, Brighton, from July 15-25, 10am-6pm. The pair will also be presenting workshops giving fresh ideas on how to get creative.
They will Pop-up again at the It Is What It Is Gallery at 102 Gloucester Road, Brighton from August 10-17 when they will team up with the charity Superstar Arts who offer a place for adults with learning difficulties to be involved with art and design. Items produced by the charity will be on sale at the Pop-up.
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