Ilkley Arts is presenting its annual Postcard Exhibition this weekend, this year’s theme is “Passage”.
The Ilkley Arts Studio in Castle Yard (next door to Ilkley Manor House) and will be open Friday to Sunday for people to view and bid on all the postcards donated by local and international artists to raise funds for Wharfedale Refugee Action.
The Postcard Exhibition will be open in the studio:
Friday 7th June 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Saturday 8th June 10:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday 9th June 10:00am - 4:00pm
All of the artworks will be available to view and purchase by secret auction only. A list of contributors' names will be circulated before and during the weekend, but work will be displayed anonymously until the auction closes at the end of the exhibition.
All money raised from this year’s sale will again be split between Ilkley Arts and Wharfedale Refugee Action.

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