The Law Society Art Group’s 51st exhibition concluded earlier this month with something of a victory for the ladies. The prize for most outstanding work went to Sandra Roche for her painting Flora and Red Pot (pictured), while Karen Corballis won best oil/acrylic, Jennifer Robinson best work on paper and Heather Olsen best three-dimensional work. Anyone concerned about a feminist stitch-up will be intrigued to know the invited judge, Timothy Hyman, is (as his name suggests) a man. New members are welcome; contact JCorballis@aol.com.
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