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SUMMARY:Christine Boyce - A Retrospective Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Christine Boyce (1928–2019) \nA distinguished British stained glass artist and craftswoman noted for her deeply meaningful ecclesiastical work in Cumbria and beyond. \n  \nEarly Life & Background \nBorn in Hull in 1928. \nStudied at Newcastle-on-Tyne College under LC Evetts. \nChristine discovered glasswork in the 1960s\, finding it aligned with her reverence for nature and spirituality . \nSettling in Cumbria \nIn later years\, Christine lived at Banks\, near Brampton\, Cumbria. Known for her warm mentorship\, Christine was described as “knowledgeable\, kind and honest” . \nMajor Works & Contributions \nWilliam Morris Dossal\, Lanercost Priory Involved in the 2013–14 restoration of the dossal (embroidered altar hanging) designed by William Morris\, originally installed in 1887. Her contributions extended beyond glass to preserving textile artistry. \nNorman Nicholson Memorial Window\, \nSt George’s Church\, Millom \nCrafted and installed in 2000\, this vibrant window commemorates local poet Norman Nicholson. Depictions include bee orchid\, bloody cranesbill\, Halley’s Comet\, and lines from Nicholson’s poetry. It came to be a key cultural symbol in Millom\, featured in local heritage guides. \nOther Cumbrian Ecclesiastical Window Christine designed an heraldic window at Lanercost Priory for St Mary Magdalene\, alongside work at Abbey Mill. She created ecclesiastical stained glass in Cumbria\, such as the Wilson memorial at Egremont and works at Keswick’s St Mary & St Michael. Her later work\, including her 2019 project at Ampthill’s St Andrew window\, came just before her passing. \nLegacy \nChristine passed away in November 2019\, shortly after leading a stained glass study day in Carlisle. Her funeral was held at Lanercost Priory on 26 November 2019. \nCelebrate the life and work of Christine Boyce stained glass artist\, painter\, and craftswoman of Banks\, Cumbria. \nHer work holds the dazzle of everyday life\, humanity\, hills\, and handmade things a lasting legacy of nature\, words\, and craft in the Cumbrian landscape. \nA comprehensive appreciation appears in the Journal of Stained Glass (vol. XLIII\, 2019). \nA monograph\, Christine Boyce: Artist and Craftswoman\, edited by Alastair Carew‑Cox\, was published in 2021 .
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SUMMARY:Hadrian's Wall Art Trail
DESCRIPTION:Hadrian’s Wall Art Trail\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis autumn\, we have invited artists from across the North East and Cumbria to submit work for the inaugural Hadrian’s Wall Art Trail. The trail will weave through several locations along Hadrian’s Wall crossing Northumberland and Cumbria\, bringing together diverse perspectives on folklore\, history\, and myth. \nTheme: FOLK\nWe encouraged broad and imaginative interpretations of the theme FOLK. This has included but not limited to –  \nLocal folk traditions and stories from West Northumberland and East Cumbria \nRoman mythology and legends linked to Hadrian’s Wall \nGrisly tales of the Border Reivers \nFolkloric creatures and mystical beings \nBotanical folklore and the mythology of native trees and wildflowers \nLandscapes  \n\ngreencroftonthewall.com/…/hadrian’s-wall-art-trail\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Creative Team\n\n\nAbout The Organisations \nThe organisations working together on the Art Trail are Green Croft Arts Ltd\, Field Shelter CIC and Echo Events CIC. We all live and work on the line of Hadrian’s Wall. \nGreen Croft Arts \nGreen Croft Arts is led by dance artist and creative producer Amanda Drago\, and sound artist and musician Kit Haigh. Together\, we create work that fosters deeper connections between people\, the landscape\, and the region’s heritage. In January 2025\, we opened The Threshing Barn as a cultural and wellbeing hub\, situated directly on the line of Hadrian’s Wall between Greenhead and Gilsland\, Northumberland. The Barn hosts classes\, workshops\, and performances\, offering a creative and community-focused space. \nField Shelter CIC \nField Shelter is an artist-led creative studio and project space located near Haltwhistle\, Northumberland\, on Hadrian’s Wall. It is housed in an off-grid building that was formerly a derelict stable. Field Shelter supports experimental\, rural-based contemporary art practices\, exploring alternative methods of making\, researching\, and presenting work within a wild and natural landscape. \nEcho Events CIC \nEcho Events Lanercost CIC is a Community Interest Company (CIC) based in Lanercost\, Cumbria\, that organizes and supports community events. They focus on showcasing local talent\, including artists\, performers\, and schools\, and often incorporate arts\, music\, and spoken word into their events. Headquarters just happen to be in the old mill in Lanercost where artists Audrey and Denis Barker’s once ran a thriving art hub.
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LOCATION:Abbey Mill Lanercost\, Lanercost\, Carlisle\, Cumbria\, CA8 2HQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art
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