In July Dorothy Morris will be exhibiting 'Life on The Estuary' in The National Waterfront Museum in Swansea from 7-29 July. Featuring her ceramics, textiles and paintings of the last three Seine net fishing boats on the River Towy. In connection with her exhibition Dorothy will be running two workshops one for adults and another for children on the 14th and 15th July. The adult's workshops must be booked through the museum as places are limited. Please check out the Waterfronts what's on Guide for details.

Dorothy will be displaying her work in The Lifeboat Station on the beach in her home village of Ferryside throughout August. 10% of all sales will be in aid of The Ferryside Lifeboat. So if you are in Swansea in July or if you fancy a stroll on the beach to the Lifeboat Station in August pop in to see her work. You can also see Dorothy's work in Pembroke at The Little Gallery, 52 Main street, and in Origins in King Street Carmarthen where her work is displayed as part of a co-operative highlighting the best in arts and crafts in Carmarthenshire.

For more information on Dorothy and her work, visit/contact:
Web: www.dorothymorris.co.uk
Tel: 01267 267652 / 07969 273577

For information on the National Waterfront Gallery visit/contact:
The National Waterfront Museum, Oystermouth Road, Maritime Quarter, Swansea SA1 3RD, Tel: (01792) 638950

For information on the Ferryside Lifeboat visit/contact:
Ferryside Lifeboat, The Foreshore, Ferryside, SA17 5SF
Tel: (01267) 267183