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Dulwich Open House on Court Lane Friday 7th May

Posted in Jane Higginbottom, Julie Bennett, Sue Blandford, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on May 3, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Jane Higginbottom will also be showing at 182/4 Court Lane. See more from SLWA artists Julie Bennett and Sue Blandford and Jane Higginbottom.

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JANE HIGGINBOTTOM

Posted in Jane Higginbottom, tagged , on June 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Hope you will be able to join us on Saturday 13th June 3.30 -6.30 for the private view of my painting exhibition. The pub also does good food! See below for more information. You can also visit the pub/exhibition any time from June 1st – July 19th and it is included in the Sydenham festival [...]

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Dulwich Open House: Court Lane Extravaganza

Posted in Beata Kozlowska, Event, Exhibitions, Jackie Brown, Jane Higginbottom, Uncategorized, tagged , , , , on May 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »

  There’s a big surprise waiting for you at 182-184 Court Lane. Two traditional 1930s family houses have been turned into one astonishing contemporary space. A groovy pad with a vast living room overlooking an enormous garden.

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Of Pebbles and Stones: Interview with sculptor, Jane Higginbottom

Posted in Interview, Jane Higginbottom, tagged , , , , , on January 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Interview by Susan Tebbutt In Peckham’s Bellenden Road there is a Komoco Dragon pebble mosaic, designed by local sculptor Jane Higginbottom, [see image left, and http://www.contactarts.co.uk/projects.html], who has recently been awarded £95,000 of Lottery Funding for the Heart Garden, Art in the Park Project in Burgess Park [see http://www.artinthepark.co.uk/]. She now works one day a [...]

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Jane Higginbottom

Posted in Jane Higginbottom, tagged , on December 5, 2008 | 7 Comments »

Cuckemere Vale evening light Artist statement: Jane Higginbottom is a sculptor and painter, currently working in carved stone. She works on the theme of the fragility and chance elements of life. Her sculptures have been described as natural forms which might exist in a parallel universe.

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