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OA Julian Bailey is holding an exhibition of his work at the Table Gallery in Hay on Wye, the exhibition will open on Saturday February 20th and runs through to March 13th.
| 17 Nov 2020 | |
| OA News |
OA Julian Bailey is holding an exhibition of his work at the Table Gallery in Hay on Wye, the exhibition will contain Julian's most recent figurative paintings and will be called 'Hold the Pose' The exhibition will open on Saturday February 20th and runs through to March 13th.
Julian has lots of memories of the hours that he spent in the Art block with Mr Huxtable and says how grateful he was for all his enthusiasm and encouragement.
Julian hopes that many OAs and current Abberley families will be able to join him for the Private View of the exhibition, which will be held on Saturday February 20th 2021.
Please have a look at Julian's work on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/julianbailey.jad/
and on his website
https://www.julianbailey.co.uk/
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