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Creation The art of what we do… …introducing our history, philosophy and services Tom Wood “Lily in a Gin Bottle” Acrylic and Oil on panel

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Cre

ation

The art ofwhat we do…

…introducing our history,

philosophy and services

Tom Wood “Lily in a Gin Bottle”Acrylic and Oil on panel

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was established by Nigel Walker between 2010 and 2012 when it opened

it’s doors for the first time on 2nd June. It brings to Beverley and the surroundingarea some of the best contemporary art of the age. Whilst this is not exclusively Brit-

ish most is and we are proud to work with local artists as well as national andinternational names.

It has always been our intention toprovide:-

Excellent work - which means workmeets high professional standards

of skill, imagination andexecution…

A fair price - which means the skillof the artist, their

reputation and experience isrewarded whilst minimising the

cost to our customers…..

Good service - we want to keepour customers informed, confident

of what they buy and delightedwith the service they receive…..

Ways of engaging that customerscan’t always get elsewhere…

This booklet tells you more aboutour services & how to get the bestfrom us….

Helen Gillam “The Red Dress”Egg tempera on Board

- what we aim for….

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Three ways to buy …

At we give you three ways to buy…

1. Simply pay with cash or a credit or debit card in the gallery and walkaway with your purchase. (You can also make a BACS payment or senda cheque if you have seen something you like and then phone or email

us later. We can always sort out delivery too)

2. Leave a deposit and then make an additional one, two or even threepayments to total the full amount. We’ll keep the work until you can

fully afford it - but you will know it cannot be sold to anyone else.

3. Save a regular amount with us and build a fund for buying when yousee something you like. Your money is kept in a separate account so itis always safe and, while we can’t pay interest, we will give a discountof 5% on purchases made with your fund..which is better than most

other accounts can pay at present.

Please call at the gallery if you would like further details

Katharine Yelland silver triple pendent from her “Eclipse” collection

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Additional services

Bernie Wisniewski“Sunflowers in White Jug”

Limited edition print

Ralitza Nikolova“Séance III”

Limited edition print

Some things can be made much easier if galleries work with you. Tomake it as simple as possible we provide additional services.

Home visits - placing the right piece in the right place is very importantand it is often hard to tell in a gallery if something will look good in situ.

We can arrange to bring pieces to your home for you to see them inplace before you buy. There is a charge for this service deductable from

any subsequent purchase.

Corporate gifts - Buying a gift that is unique for a special client or a per-son leaving your company can be difficult if not impossible. But a unique

present shows thoughtfulness and conveys the importance of thechoice. Tell us something about the person and your budget and we’ll

give you three options to consider.

Art finding - Looking for something but can’t see it? Give us a brief andwe’’ll try and find something suitable at no charge, with no obligation

High quality printing for artists and photographers - working alongsideBeverley based Visual Evidence we can provide high quality, archival

prints at a price most internet companies can’t match. Just ask…

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Advice on buyingArt is best bought to enjoy, to enhanceyour surrounds and your life. Anyone whotells you art is investable is only partlyright. French critics in the 1890’s had neverheard of van Gogh.

If you want to buy as part of an investmentportfolio then you will be taking a chance.It is highly unlikely that the value of any artyou buy will increase vastly during your life-time, although some artists havereputations which mean their work is likelyto maintain it’s value.

Apart from paintings prints can be a lesscostly investment if you buy wisely. A well-produced, signed and numbered, limitededition print of archival quality may holdvalue well and be more re-saleable than apainting, albeit not of as high a value. Butget expert advice before buying. High printruns and poor quality printing methodsproduce nothing more than copies, notvalued work.

Ask us for more information which we willgladly share.

Carol McDermott “Soul Flowers” Oil on canvas

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Be well informed

To help our customers gain a good understanding of all aspects of artwe regularly run talks, lectures, demonstrations and classes. From

discussions on the value of art through to lectures about art historyand notable changes in how art is perceived and adapted we invite

artists and art historians to present their ideas, explain their work andplace context around what the gallery tries to achieve.

For latest information and details please visit our website and checkout the relevant sidebars

www.creationfinearts.co.uk

Steph Black selection of decorative pots

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Partnership is important!It isn’t only our customers who are important but our artists too. We workclosely with them to provide up-to-date work at prices which try to ensure

we all survive. Our prices include no VAT as we do not trade above thethreshold.

We also work with other galleries and you can see how this works by lookingat www.eastcoastgalleries.com which shows a selection from this area. Orworking with sixteen Bulgarian printmakers to import work not otherwise

available in Britain

Local artists are an important source of work and so co-ordinating with EastRiding Artists (ERA) and the local council is also important to us.

We are also keen to work with local businesses when this seems possible soif you have a proposition to put to us (art on your walls for a commission;leaving parties at the gallery; a pop-up in an empty space) then talk to us.

Jill Shaddock - slipware

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CreationCheck us out!!!

www.creationfinearts.co.ukPaintings

Prints

Ceramics

Photography

Jewellery

& more

Duncan McMillan “Bridge” - colour photograph