Recent Solo Exhibitions

 

 

 

 

Dancing the Stone
Solo Show
Nant y Coy, Wolf's Castle
 
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Perryn is also currently showing at
 
ART MATTERS
in Tenby, Pembs
 
 
 
A short boat from Tenby, is the Island of Caldy, which is home to the Monastery and Monks. Now, there are powered boats which go to a fro from Tenby to Caldy, for both the inhabitants, and tourists. In the past however, when livestock were taken to Caldy, the sheep were rowed over, and the cattle had to swim across to the Island. Thus, the relevance of this Sculpture, which beautifully illustrates the journey of the livestock to Caldy.
 
 Exhibitions
  
  
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Exhibitions 
  
 
 Nantycoy May 2008   Solo Exhibition
Art Matters  Tenby
Kooywood  Cardiff
Fountain Gallery  Llandeilo
Waterfront  Milford Haven
MOMA  Machynlleth
Market Street Gallery Haverforwest
 
 
 
 
 
Kooywood February 2007
Germany Travelling Exhibition  June 2007 
Nant y Coy  July 2007
Art Matters CURRENT 2007 
 
 
Previous Exhibitions by
Perryn Butler 
 
 
Equus    ...   Margham Park
The Future Past   ...   Rhondda Heritage Park
Annual Show   ...   ArtsParks, Guernsey
'Hiraeth' Sculpture Cymru   ...   Brittany
Out of the Frame   ...   Sculpture Cymru
Lampeter University
 
 
 
 
Perryn Butler 'Into the Silence' Exhibition

 

TENBY MUSEUM, 

JUNE 28th to JULY 26th 2005

 

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In June and July of 2005, Perryn had a very successful solo exhibition of many of her sculptures and paintings, in the Tenby Museum Gallery, Pembrokeshire, West Wales. The exhibition was a showcase of many of Perryn's new works, including one of the six bronze panels, commissioned by Pembroke Dock. There was a selection of medium, with sculptures in stone, bronze, wood and Bronze Resin. The exhibition was open to the general public, and was well attended, with additionally many private collectors and corporate bodies showing much interest. Perryn has another exhibition later in the year, in Milford Haven, where she currently has work on show.

 

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Perryn is seen here, in front of the first of six bronze panels which she was commissioned to create for the Naval Town of Pembroke Dock.

 

This panel, carved especially for the Tenby Show, and cast in Bronze Resin, is called Livestock to Caldy, and depicts the cattle swimming over to the Monks Island, just off Tenby, whilst the monk brings the sheep over in a rowing boat.

WEXFORD, IRELAND 'RITES OF PASSAGE' EXHIBITION 2002

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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