Photographic exhibition on display at Louth gallery

By The Newsroom
Published 18th Jun 2021, 16:15 BST
Updated 18th Jun 2021, 17:21 BST
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Hammond House Gallery at 33 Aswell Street, Louth, is currently holding a new exhibition featuring four photographic artists: Linda Jackson, Steve Jackson, Steve Thornton and Tina Waller.

The exhibition showcases the diverse approaches of each artist and the eclectic mix of subject matter that stimulates their creativity.

Steve Thornton’s ‘Fish Town’ documents aspects of Grimsby’s fishing industry from the 1990s through to 2020, showing us a very personal and evocative narrative.

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Tina Waller’s exploration of form and structure in the natural world creates a body of work that is both abstract and familiar at the same time.

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Linda Jackson - Spring Hare. EMN-210618-170159001

Meanwhile, Linda and Steve Jackson are inspired by the world they see around them and search for images that uplift and tantalise. This show will ignite the imagination and provoke discussion.

Hammond House Gallery is open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10.00am to 4.00pm.

Steve Thornton will be in the gallery tomorrow (Saturday June 19), and the exhibition will run until next Saturday (June 26).

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