Hilke MacIntyre Layers of Colours - Exhibition Opening

23rd Mar 2024 11am - 12pm
British Summer Time

at The Biscuit Factory

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Meet artist Hilke MacIntyre and see her new exhibition 'Layers of Colours' open at The Biscuit Factory.

Hilke's collection encompasses original paintings, ceramics, and prints together for the first time in one show here with us. Whichever medium Hilke works in, she builds layers of colour and pattern searching for unpredictable and unexpected combinations.

Why not book a table in The Factory Kitchen to enjoy a special set lunch menu inspired by Hilke's colourful collection and German roots? BOOK HERE

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Hilke MacIntyre Layers of Colours - Exhibition Opening

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