Artist shows his metal

An osprey and a stag’s head made from cutlery, motor parts and forged steel are among the eye-catching works on show in Kings Hill until the end of April.

The works were created by metal artist Alan Williams, whose work has been shown at Kew Gardens, and is on show at the Control Tower. Also on show are a series of paintings and photomontages, including one by Andy Dickerson representing Gutenberg’s printing press – which was introduced in 1439.

Vibrant abstracts by Yvonne Roberts; muted geometric paintings by London artist Helen Douglas-cooper, canvasses by Rebecca Prout and meditative ink and oil paint works by Stella Whalley are also part of the exhibition.

“I like to select works from different mediums – some quirky and some classic – so there is something for everyone to enjoy,” said June Frickleton of Frickleton Fine Art who curates the exhibitions for Kings Hill developer Liberty Property Trust.

The exhibition is open from

9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday until the end of April, when it will be replaced with a new exhibition. More at kings-hill.com