Many of the works suggest memories of childhood and long ago holidays or handle the comedy in ordinary life. From Lindsey Mann’s brooches, described as ‘apparatus for the promotion of cheeriness’ (including one that blows bubbles), to Julie Arkell’s fabric and papier-mâché rabbit people; this exhibition looks at how craft makers have explored the quintessentially British love of everyday humour.
 
'Most smiles are started by another smile’, Frank Howard Clark, Playwright
 
Why not share some smiles yourself? Visit the Harley Gallery’s Facebook page to share what makes you smile, and maybe catch someone else’s smile, too.
 
A touring exhibition from Ruthin Craft Centre.