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To make an appointment to visit the gallery or for further information on any of his work, please call Colin Rayne on 01273-302826.
The House of Rayne holds an ongoing permanent RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION of approximately 80 original pieces, including Clocks, Sculpture and Paintings, some of which appear on this web site. These can be viewed by appointment and are also included in The House of Rayne's midsummer exhibition party.
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2005 and 2006 Exhibition Parties: further totalling £450 have be used to design a Custom made clock for the reception area of Cambridge Universities ‘Centre for Brain Repair’ (see photos on recent Commission page) The Clock (worth £850), will be presented to the Centre (and installed) on Friday 11 May 2007. Full details will be featured in the July issue of the British Horological Journal together with examples of previous commissions
N.B Total funding raised
for 2004, 2005 and 2006, now stands at £1083 |
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 Guests Judith Symes (right) and Nina Neale (left) enjoying the 2005 Mid-Summer Exhibition Party. |
 Guests Allen Rollings (right), Hazel Page (middle) and Marylyn Field (left) |
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Mid-Summer Exhibition Party June 2004 Colin Rayne presenting a cheque in the sum of £297.50 to Miss Sarah Scott PhD, representing Cambridge University's Centre for Brain Repair at the 2004 Midsummer Exhibition party. The final amount raised was £350. Oil paintings
of the Beachy Head area of Eastbourne may be seen in the background.
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Professor James Fawcett, is chairman of the Brain Repair Centre at Cambridge University. His research aims to develop treatments for Spinal Cord Injuries by making it possible for cut nerve fibres to regenerate after they are damaged. His specialty is identifying ways to dissolve the glial scar that forms where the spinal cord is injured, and which blocks nerve fibre regeneration. He is also involved in the new plasticity programme, whose aim is to develop treatments to improve recovery from Head Injury and Stroke. Professor James Fawcett's resume about the work carried out at the Brain Repair Centre, Cambridge | Watch Video To download the video please right click on the link above and select the 'save target as' option. |
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IT MAKES SENSE TO ENJOY ART, AND SUPPORT ONE OF THE WORLDS LEADING MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRES AT THE SAME TIME.
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The Right Hon. Ivor Caplin, MP with Colin Rayne flanked by some of the 40 guests at the Midsummer Exhibition on 21st June 2003. £234.50 was raised, and donated to the Sussex Eye Hospital, received by Miss Michelle Brawn.
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