Review: Timmy Saville - Paintings and Collage at the White Horse Gallery
Timmy Saville: Figure StudiesOn my way to Timmy Saville’s exhibition at the White Horse Gallery, I walked past the Costa coffee shop.
Arts & Entertainment - Reviews
Music Review: Kaleido's new release - 'Break Me For The Better'
Since Kaleido Bay’s exceptional set at Marlborough Rising Talent in September last year, marlborough.news has been following the band’s progress – January saw this reporter attending their high energy gig at The Vic in Swindon and talking to the boys about their future plans.
Review: from Mozart to Bernstein - Ryan Drucker's piano recital at St Peter's Church
Pianist Ryan Drucker performed the latest recital in the Saint Peter’s Brilliant Young Musicians series (Sunday, March 17). Ryan graduated from the Royal Northern College of Music with a first class degree and was awarded the Alfred Clay Scholarship with the highest mark in an undergraduate recital. He is currently pursuing postgraduate studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
St Peter's Church recitals: youthful Tee Trio enthral with youthful pieces by a trio of greats
Laura Jane Armstrong - cello, Weng Soon Tee - piano, Manuel de Almeida-Ferrer - violinFor the first time in this series of recitals by Brilliant Young Musicians, Saint Peter’s church welcomed a piano trio - three young graduates of the Royal Academy of Music. The Tee Trio has performed together for a relatively short time and are honing their skills by regularly participating in master classes such as the Thomas Ades class in 2017.
Kenneth Armitage at the White Horse Gallery - challenges and delights
Not only Richmond Park's oak trees. Kenneth Armitage: Etching with Collage and Watercolour (1978)Following hot on the heels of the much-lauded John Virtue show, the White Horse Gallery is exhibiting a selection of drawings, prints and sculpture by Kenneth Armitage (1916-2002), who is considered to be one of the major British sculptors of the mid-twentieth century.
Review: Dominic Degavino's brilliant programme of German piano music at St Peter's Church
Dominic DegavinoDominic Degavino was the latest performer in this series of recitals by Brilliant Young International Musicians at St Peter’s Church - a programme of recitals now in its seventh year.
REVIEW: John Virtue paintings at the White Horse Gallery - energy, immediacy, confidence…and scale
In 1960, the Abstract Expressionist painter Willem de Kooning produced a work he called Door to the River. For some reason, it’s a work that I’ve always envied; a work I wished I had been able to paint. I love the energy, apparent immediacy, confidence and scale of the piece. I also think it’s a great title.
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