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N20 Spring Show
As a Licentiate Member of Norwich 20 Group I have been invited to exhibit with them. The first show of which is at The Forum (20th-26th May 2013) and later to exhibit at the Salthouse Church (23rd June – 7th … Continue reading
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Tagged Curtain, Glass, installation, Kettles Yard, N20, Norwich, Norwich 20, NUA, Spring Show, The Forum, Window
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Exhibition at Kettle’s Yard
Tyres, colour association. Using the courtyard and it’s existing features to display the work. The colourful tyres with no tread become a piece of furniture in the outside space.
Peggy Franck, A household without responsibilities
Lemonade anyone? Glass jars, acrylic paint, water, acrylic sheet The relationship between dying, as a chemical process, and photography. Viper in my bosom!, 2013 The open window, 2013 Franck is touching on the industrial image of dying, with a … Continue reading
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Tagged domestic, industrial, Norwich, Outpost gallery, Peggy Franck, Sculpture
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Visiting Cambridge
Yesterday I went to Kettles Yard in Cambridge, just to check the space and visualise the work I am currently making. Local gallery Aid & Abet are exhibiting at the moment with their Temporary Residence until 24th February. The eight … Continue reading
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Tagged Aid & Abet, Cambridge, Cycling, Kettles Yard, Kevin Hunt
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Alphabet, Michael Craig-Martin
Hurry up (before 13th October) and get yourselves down to the NUCA gallery. A Hayward Touring exhibition from Southbank Centre, London has arrived in Norwich! Yes that’s right. Alphabet by Michael Craig-Martin is an exhibiton of 26 screen prints as … Continue reading
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Tagged alphabet, ambiguous, canvas, everyday, Michael Craig-Martin, monochrome, paintings, screen prints
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Gabriele Beveridge @Outpost
Gabriele Beveridge ‘In A Normal World I’d Be There’ Poor quality images but you get the idea. It was a wet autumn afternoon and I was in a desperate hurry to see Beveridge’s exhibition before it closed on 21st September, … Continue reading
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Tagged collecting, everyday, Gabriele Beveridge, gallery, man-made, materials, natural, obscuring, presence, relationships, transformation
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Tate Modern 06/09/12
Tate Modern Damien Hirst Energy and Process Structure and Clarity The Tanks It was a nice sunny day outside. But I was going inside and underground for the tate tanks! Great use of space but I wasn’t sure what to … Continue reading
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Tagged architectural units, constructivism, energy, geometric, industrial, process, Tate Modern
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Art on the prom: rant
Every year Felixstowe hosts Art on the Prom, where artists can sell their work on the promenade. The work on show was largely paintings, coastal and landmarks, watercolours and the typical domestic stuff. That’s fine for the general public and … Continue reading
NUCA Live at the Forum
Over the Easter holidays (31st March- 10th April) NUCA are giving the general public the chance to see what goes on behind the scenes. The exhibition showcases the courses available at Norwich University College of the Arts with tutors and students present … Continue reading
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