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Jul 14, 2020

Heseltine Gallery Selected Open exhibition 2012

This image was kindly sent at the time by the wonderful Sue Carverhill, Arts Development Officer for South Northants Council. It shows the two sculptures by David Snell submitted for the 2012 exhibition at the Heseltine Gallery. It was an honour to have these pieces selected and it was gratifying that John Childs, who curated the exhibition, set the sculptures in such a good position for viewing all round. The furthest subject is titled "Diver" and was inspired by an image of an Olympic diver. The subject in the foreground is titled "A New Life", which is a personal reflection on the joy of fatherhood. 
14 Jul, 2020
This image was kindly sent at the time by the wonderful Sue Carverhill, Arts Development Officer for South Northants Council. It shows the two sculptures by David Snell submitted for the 2012 exhibition at the Heseltine Gallery. It was an honour to have these pieces selected and it was gratifying that John Childs, who curated the exhibition, set the sculptures in such a good position for viewing all round. The furthest subject is titled "Diver" and was inspired by an image of an Olympic diver. The subject in the foreground is titled "A New Life", which is a personal reflection on the joy of fatherhood.
by David Snell 12 Jul, 2020
Great to have 3 works selected for the "Art in Isolation" online exhibition at the Heseltine Gallery in Northamptonshire. Each piece has a story attached which the gallery have included with the exhibition. Take a look here: https://www.theheseltinegallery.org.uk/david-snell The gallery is one of the best in the area for contemporary art, so why not support it by becoming a Friend of the Heseltine Gallery?
by David 05 May, 2020
I was asked recently how the studio came about. If I'm honest, I am not sure how I got this far.
by David 30 Mar, 2020
There's a saying I like: "Comfort a'fore stargazing I always say, but if a man must have a dream let him choose one that's well out of reach, for there is nothing more set to break a man's heart than to let him have his dream."
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