The opening of our exhibition 'Hidden Messages' at the Menier Gallery in London is just two weeks away.
Still a lot to do.
I've used this blog to connect my work, to create an archive, let’s call it a retrospective. Over the years my work has been bought by strangers, sold by agents, unconnected to me. This has been an opportunity to show a journey and for people who purchased work to see where their intersection lay. You can find it on the page 'THE ARCHIVE' to the right. Now I can focus on the present. To see more of my work visit my website.
Showing posts with label silkscreen mono print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silkscreen mono print. Show all posts
9 October 2017
22 May 2017
MAKING A MARK
Exhibition coming up in Hertford. Worth seeing.
MAKING A MARK
Caroline Bartlett, Flea Cooke, Anita Ford, Alfred Huckett, Esther Wragg & Stephen Wragg
6th June – 1st July 2017, Courtyard Arts Gallery, Port Vale, Hertford SG14 3AA
Open 10-4 Tues - Sat
Six artists explore a vocabulary of marks through their work using paper, wood and fabric, each telling their own story.
This exhibition showcases recent work by a group of artists living and working in Hertfordshire and North London with wide experience in their individual creative fields.
One thing that draws them together is creative exploration through process, as well as a desire to express personal ideas and concepts within their individual art practices.
Sharing a love of texture and mark-making, the work explores a wide variety of media including painting, silkscreen, mono-print, stitched textiles and 2 and 3D mixed media.
2 April 2017
Work for the Courtyard Gallery Exhibition 6th June - 1st July 2017
I will be choosing from these series of silkscreen monoprints, work which will be included in the forthcoming exhibition at the Courtyard gallery in Hertford. The show will be called 'Making Marks' and will be a group exhibition with CarolineBartlett, Flea Cook, Esther Wragg, Steve Wragg, Alfred Huckett and myself. The exhibition runs from 6th June - 1st July 2017.
The works 'No matter', 'A Constant Variation' and 'At the End of the Day' allude to difficulty in communication, the struggle to make sense of a conversation when you can't hear all of it. A combination of frustration, concentration and achievement.
The series 'It's There when you Need It' refers to that spark within us all that can be called upon during times of adversity, the inner resource that can give you strength, available if you choose to summon it.
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