Egypt, the sea and the unknown at the E.R Burrowes School of Art Exhibition

Unnamed piece by Alyce Cameron (The Instructors, Lecturers and Tutors of E.R. Burrowes School of Art organised an Exhibition of Art Works which runs until 8 July, 2022. This blog is not a review ) The sun is hot, skies are blue in the north and the east. Sounds of thunder far away. Bus man says.. "rain falling somewhere" watching dark clouds in the south and the west contrasting with the clear blue skies over us . Nice contrasting colours to get my head ready for the art exhibition at Burrowes. I have not been to any art thing in real life since Covid and the 2020 elections. Covid stopped some exhibitions but inspired a lot of virtual art events around the world. The PPP have also closed down Castellani House effectively as nothing has happened there , virtually or in real life since they resumed power. Some groups have hosted their own events. Egypt I walk into a room to look for the exhibition and a man in a coat that used to be white guides me to the exhibition room