Doorway Gallery Online: Getting to know Moy Mackay

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Online, Monday 19th October - Sunday 25th October

The Doorway Gallery will be hosting weekly online exhibitions called ‘Getting to know’.
We feel that people now have time to get to know our artists. Some of our artists haven’t had solo shows with the gallery yet, so we thought it would be nice to provide an insight into the typical lifestyle of our artists. and to be able to really get to know The Doorway Gallery Artists.
We want you to experience the journey that the painting makes before it hits the gallery setting and show you the artist studios and the works that are in the making.

“Getting to know Moy Mackay” will launch on October 19th. When the works are posted on our website on 19th October at 3pm, why not try this new series of works on your own wall. With the new App, you can get the unique experience of being able to virtually hang one of Moy Mackay’s paintings in your own home! Simply download the app from our website, and follow the setup instructions.

In addition to our solo exhibitions, we will also be hosting a Facebook Q&A evening, so grab yourself a glass of vino, and sit back to enjoy listening to Ursula Klinger at 8pm on Thursday October 22nd on our social media accounts.

We really hope you can enjoy this journey with us, and hopefully it can provide you with a pleasant distraction from the current situation.


Date:
Monday 19th October - Sunday 25th October
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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