Thursday 16 February 2012, p. 21

SUGAR MAKES LIFE SWEET AT DOWNING STREET

By Helen McDowell

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Thursday 19 January 2012, p. 5

Road to Number 10 paved with sugar for artist Brendan

By Helen McDowell

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Thursday 3 November 2011, p 19

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NEWS: Putting art into circulation

By Paul Flowers

Thursday 15 September 2011, p 2

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NEWS: Bangor Sculptor Brendan Jamison Joins

Art on the Seafront

By Paul Flowers

Thursday 8 September 2011, p 17

Bangor sculptor Brendan Jamison joins art on the seafront with his exhibition

of a sugar cube sculpture of Bangor Town Hall. Attending the launch are Deputy

Mayor of North Down Alan Leslie and NDBC Arts Officer Gail Prentice.

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Discover late night gems in North Down

by Melissa Morgan

1 September 2011, Section Two, page 12

An exciting new artistic initiative, set up by North Down Borough Council's Art Section, kicks off next Wednesday (7th),

allowing visitors and locals to explore North Down's rich and diverse cultural life.

First Wednesday Late Night Art Tour will take place on the first Wednesday of every month, taking people on a

tour of art galleries, pop-up galleries in vacant town centre shop units, artist homes, restaurants and bars

around North Down.

The tour will start with refreshments and a chance to view North Down Council's latest commission, Brendan

Jamison's Sugar Cube Sculpture of Bangor Town Hall.

From there, the tour will visit the Arboury Gallery at Gray's Hill, where works are on show by Andrew Coombes,

Jo Hatty and Will White, before heading to The Boathouse Restuarant, to see a new exhibition by local

artist Fin Clements.

Fin's own house is the final stop on the tour, where she will be exhibiting work by Kate Rebbeck,

Paola Signoretti, Lynn McGaw and Susan Gillespie.

En route, the tour will stop by Bangor's latest pop up gallery on High Street, which will be showing a time

lapse video of the construction of Brendan Jamison's sculpture.

Each month the tour will vary in the location it visits, and is designed to give visitors and locals alike a taste of

the vibrant and thriving art scene in North Down.

The Borough is fortunate to have an exciting community of practicing artists, a range of galleries and other

places willing to exhibit high-qulaity exhibitions. Guided transport and a walking tour of the various locations

will be included in the evening.

This event is free, but booking is advisable. Reserve your place at northdown.gov.uk/bookings or by calling

North Down Museum on 02891271200. 6pm start from North Down Museum.

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