Max Tannahill Wood Sculpture

Saturday 9 July to Wednesday 3 August 2016
9am-5pm Mon-Sat

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Wood Sculpture of fish and fabulous creatures by Max Tannahill

As part of the Holt Summer Festival (23-31st July), we are delighted to be showing a fabulous new body of work from established sculptor Max Tannahill.

Irish born Max Tannahill is a sculptor who lives and works in coastal Essex. Having lived in Australia for 15 years, Max returned to England in 1989, and it is here that he started carving his unique fish from the plentiful supply of driftwood gleaned from the shoreline and estuaries nearby.

The pieces vary enormously in size from small individual flat fish to 4 metre long installations of shoals of fish swimming alongside boat remnants which are hung from chains. His world is essentially simple; imagined, and governed to a large extent by the constraints of the material.

The pieces in this exhibition will consist of wall hangings and free standing floor pieces of animals and fish.

Price: FREE

Location: 14 Market Place, Holt, Norfolk

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exhibition, wood, sculpture, contemporary, fish, coastal

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