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Frodsham Will to Work launch exhibition of paintings, woodcraft and jewellery
Jun 3 2010 by Paul Mannion, Chester Chronicle
AN EXHIBITION of paintings, woodcraft and jewellery produced by members of Frodsham’s pioneering occupational workshop for disabled people has opened at the town’s Castle Park Arts Centre.
The exhibition, which runs until July 4, is the first public showcase for the Will to Work Workshop, based in Fountain Lane, founded by Frodsham resident and former builder Geoff Prince to encourage people with various disabilities to develop skills and regain their confidence in a working environment, surrounded by friends and supporters.
Also on display is John Eastwood’s solo exhibition of fine art landscape photography and a collection of paintings and printmaking by the late Peter Oakley.
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