The Nottage Summer Exhibition 2008            

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The Wivenhoe Encyclopedia

June 2008 - THE NOTTAGE MARITIME INSTITUTE - SUMMER EXHIBITION 2008

The Nottage Maritime Institute on Wivenhoe Quay was founded in 1896, following the death of Captain Nottage, a Victorian yachtsman who recognised the value of nautical skills in the Essex sailors he employed on his yachts, and who wished to provide a means for their improvement. The Nottage was set up with his bequest and has run courses in navigation and seamanship ever since.

It now offers a variety of RYA recognised courses, as well as running an important museum of local and maritime artefacts. Every summer the Nottage Institute also hosts an exhibition, the theme of which varies from maritime history to local art. This year’s exhibition marries the themes of two of Wivenhoe’s best-known artists to the nautical environment of its museum.

The exhibition is: “Two Wivenhoe Artists”, and will feature the work of James Dodds and Annie Bielecka, two local and internationally-exhibited artists.

James Dodds’ website is at:      http://www.jamesdodds.co.uk/

Annie Bielecka’s website is at:   http://www.anniebielecka.co.uk/

The Nottage website is at:       http://homepages.rya-online.net/nottage-maritime-institute/

The Museum and Exhibition will be open every Sunday and Bank Holiday until 7th September, from 2pm to 5pm.

For more information, please contact Richard Barnard, Chairman of the Nottage Maritime Institute on tel: 01206 874130 (day) and  01206 823890 (eve) or by e-mail:  

 

Last updated:
15 June 2008

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