West Bromwich Albion Art Exhibition @ The Public
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Score a free day out with art inspired by the beautiful game
This free art exhibition highlights the paintings of West Bromwich Albion's artist-in-residence, Paine Proffitt. There are more than a dozen original paintings that have been used for match day programme covers by the Premiership club, but seeing them in their original, larger format gives more perspective to Proffitt's designs.
A small corner of the ground floor of The Public Museum and Art Gallery in West Bromwich is being used to display The Book of Albion collection of paintings. It is located near the rear entrance closest to Queen's Square, in West Bromwich.
The artwork incorporate heroes from the club, such as Cyril Regis, and uses styles that link football and religion. There is also an art deco Albion painting and another remembering the 10 year anniversary of the death of player and fantasy football TV show star Jeff Astle.
Proffitt's work has helped West Bromwich Albion Football Club win accolades for programme design so this exhibition is of interest to both football fans and appreciators of art alike.
The exhibition continues until September 9.
The artwork incorporate heroes from the club, such as Cyril Regis, and uses styles that link football and religion. There is also an art deco Albion painting and another remembering the 10 year anniversary of the death of player and fantasy football TV show star Jeff Astle.
Proffitt's work has helped West Bromwich Albion Football Club win accolades for programme design so this exhibition is of interest to both football fans and appreciators of art alike.
The exhibition continues until September 9.
Why? Sport, religion, and art fused together
When: Until September 9, 2012 between 10am and 5pm
Phone: 0121 533 7161
Website: www.thepublic.com
Where: The Public, New Street, West Bromwich, B70 7PG
Cost: Free
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