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Torquay Fringe - Emma Carter

July 29th, 2008

Torquay Fringe

Emma Carter's Stormy Weather at the Torquay Fringe

Today Emma Carter steps into the limelight on the PRSD as a participant in the Torquay Fringe. Emma takes her inspiration from the ever-changing natural land and seascapes and her work is on display during the Fringe at The Blue Walnut cafe, Walnut Road, Chelston between August 15 -30.

Listen to Emma Carter talk about her work.

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