Near my old stomping ground of York, the Telegraph reports on a smart new art space, The Lund Gallery. Two years ago it was a disused cow shed, now it is a gallery space for paintings and ceramics run by local artist Debbie Loane. Apparently planning permission was a problem until Debbie and her husband (a chocolate physicist) took on a planning consultancy specialising in the conversion of agricultural buildings for alternative use. The gallery shed was a 19th century brick milking parlour which was in good condition.Click here to go toThe Lund Gallery.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Art gallery in a (cow) shed
Near my old stomping ground of York, the Telegraph reports on a smart new art space, The Lund Gallery. Two years ago it was a disused cow shed, now it is a gallery space for paintings and ceramics run by local artist Debbie Loane. Apparently planning permission was a problem until Debbie and her husband (a chocolate physicist) took on a planning consultancy specialising in the conversion of agricultural buildings for alternative use. The gallery shed was a 19th century brick milking parlour which was in good condition.Click here to go toThe Lund Gallery.
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