Introduction

Targetfollow are committed to encouraging and supporting art within local communities and are actively involved in organising exhibitions in the company’s commercial properties, providing artists with studio space and promoting their work.

We also continue to acquire work for our growing art collection, located in offices throughout the country and featuring work by both established and newer artists.

Katarzyna Coleman, The Theatre Royal, Norwich



13th May - 12th July 2009

Visit the latest exhibition at the Theatre Royal and see Kate Coleman's hauntingly beautiful industrial landscapes.

'This series of recent work explores the monumental and elemental nature of structures set within the higgledy-piggledy, unarranged landscape near my studio in South Denes, Great Yarmouth.' Kate Coleman

Opening hours are 9.30am- 6pm (and 8pm on theatre performance days) Monday to Saturday, The Adnams Bar, Theatre Royal, Norwich.

Paula Nightingale, Wembley Point



16th June - 10th September 2009

Visit Wembley Point to see Paula Nightingale's enchanting large scale oil paintings.

Paula works from her studio in Oulton Broad, Suffolk and is inspired by the fagile balance of wildlife dependent on the waterways.

Wembley Point, The Point Business Centre, Wembley Point, 1 Harrow Road, Wembley, HA9 6DE.

Claire Brewster, Centre Point, London


Let's Attack
27th May - 22nd July 2009

Visit Centre Point and view the changing exhibition on the 18th Floor featuring Claire Brewster.

Claire uses old maps, charts and found objects. By delicately and intricately cutting them, she creates beautiful one-off works of art.

Viewing by appointment only, please contact
Iona Jackson to arrange, 01603 216583 iona.jackson@targetfollow.com

KR Pomeroy, Baskerville House, Birmingham



28th May - 27th August 2009

Visit Baskerville house and see Pomeroy's work. The work shown at Baskerville House combines Pomeroy’s work on Creation Myths (Untitled) with pierced and deformed canvasses in black. Other works include two Elegies for Rothko where black has been used echoing Rothko compositions and the diptych, ‘Symbol’.

Baskerville House, 2nd Floor, Broad Street, Birmingham. B1 2ND
Viewing by appointment only, please contact
Iona Jackson to arrange, 01603 216583 iona.jackson@targetfollow.com