Art show focuses on changing city
The Herald|December 10, 2021
AND YOUR HELP'S NEEDED FOR NEXT PROJECT
ANDY PHILLIPS
Art show focuses on changing city

AN artist who specialises in capturing Plymouth's changing skyline is exhibiting his work at the Theatre Royal - and asking residents which building he should paint next.

Richard Allman has been painting for more than 50 years, and has a special interest in regeneration projects.

His new exhibition 'Plymouth Exposed, which is being hosted by the TRP Gallery on the theatre's first floor, features paintings capturing how the city has changed beginning with the construction of the Theatre Royal in 1982.

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