Art exhibition celebrating identity at Trowbridge Museum

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A new art exhibition exploring identity is now open to the public.

The show marks the debut exhibition of the Trowbridge Artists’ Network (TAN) and is taking place at Trowbridge Museum after a private viewing on Friday, April 10.

Showcasing works from a wide range of local artists, the display celebrates identity through visual art and creative expression.

One artist said: "So nice to see so many local artists exhibiting in an amazing space."

The exhibition, which is open to the public until May 30, features

One visitor shared her delight at seeing her daughter’s artwork on display.

She said: "I came to the private view last night as my daughter has three pieces on display.

"The whole exhibition is so well curated – a wide variety of styles carefully placed so that they complement each other."

Trowbridge Town Council leader Cllr Mel Jacobs commented that the exhibition is "Definitely worth a visit!"

TAN is a recently formed group intended to unite and support artists living and working in the Trowbridge area through exhibitions, workshops, and networking opportunities.

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