A group of Yeovil artists aged 70 to 93 will display their work in a town centre gallery.
Yeovil’s University of the Third Age Art Group will showcase their first public exhibition at Yeovil Art Space, with the show opening on Tuesday, July 2.
Margaret Anderson, group leader, said: "The work is testament to the art and creativity of the group, which itself is all about family, friendship and solidarity (and cake).
"The key message is that although none of us are in the first flush of youth, age is no barrier to creativity."
More information on the event is available at yeovil.u3asite.uk/u3a_groups/art.
The exhibition features a collaborative collage of 17 individual pieces forming a lighthouse, created using watercolour, acrylic, pen and ink, and pastel.
Each piece is described as a "brick" in the lighthouse, and the images will also be displayed individually.
The exhibition also includes artwork illustrating poems by late group member Alan Barnett.
The poems were published two years ago when Mr Barnett was 86.
The exhibition is part of Yeovil Art Space’s Community Takeover season, which runs from Wednesday, June 18 to Saturday, July 5.
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