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Exhibition Interview Compendium
Following the conclusion of the exhibition phase of the project the film featuring short interview extracts from each participating artist can be viewed in ARTIST INTERVIEWS.
The exhibition statements can be found on each artist page at the project website.
The exhibition statements can be found on each artist page at the project website.
Saturday, 2 July 2016
Noel McCready page updated and re-updated
What particularly did I get from the Michael Andrews painting ? I believe now that I chose him because I recognised him as a member of the same “clan” as me. That I felt an urge to say “hello” when I looked at his painting. Certainly I’m grateful that he provided me with a signpost for my direction of travel. Through “Lovers” I have developed a better understanding of painting figures in their space. His subject also provoked me to explore and research into how love has been such a dominating subject in all of the arts.
Continued on Noel's page
Continued on Noel's page
Joanna Evans page updated
The challenge was pretty scary to begin with, and maybe I did not achieve a mono-print quite as wide as I had anticipated; nevertheless, I haven’t done too badly, considering that some of them are roughly the size of my cabin door.
Thursday, 16 June 2016
John Renshaw page updated
I am
seeking to maintain some visual connections concerning relationships between
the illusion of three dimensions and flat surfaces. This is explored through
tone and also the grouping and compression of separate forms and shapes. My
response continues to be highly intuitive and remains a process of discovery
through making drawings.
Continued on John's page
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Noëlle Griffiths page updated
For each book I have tried to incorporate different aspects of the
creative process of making a painting. I have looked through my
notebooks and included selected notes, sketches and words that relate to each
painting. For the Fragile – Barragan book I used
studio paper (often old posters) with the evidence of paintings painted on top
to print text on. A record of many paintings’ colours, brush marks
and spatters. For Fragile – Enclosed (studio) book I
photographed the studio at the time of making the painting and each day
includes a small studio view with three or four words. Some books do
not include any text and are purely visual. The swipes of colours
used each day are in their own right quite beautiful.
Continued
on Noëlle's page.
Monday, 9 May 2016
Wanda Zyborska page updated
As I mentioned before, in Fuseli’s painting Anticleia is within a spiral of energy made up of ghosts. She has become a symbol for overlooked older women to me, and I have invested her with my own desires. She is my mascot, and in a way I am inventing her just as much as Homer did, except that I am not using her to fill some narrative gaps but trying to envisage her as a creative event, a site for possibilities. ...
Continued on Wanda's page
Monday, 18 April 2016
John Renhasw page updated
I must concede that responding to his paintings
remains quite challenging - (particularly in connection with the issue of
repetition .....but this is perhaps inevitable!)
Each new drawing becomes a problem to solve. Although
I am not not working directly from actual objects,there has been an emerging
concern with what perhaps might be referred to as 'visual / pictorial
mechanics'.My drawings are an attempt to deal with both shape and
form.Decisions concerning potential tonal relationships emerge during their
making,gradually exposing and revealing structure.
Continued on John's page
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Marged Pendrell page updated
I had to include one of my peat vessels (made for one of the circles) and also decided to use slate, not as a solid material but by sifting the chips I found on the slate tips and using the resulting dust as a surface skin as for the leather. This circle of vessels was clearly becoming an enquiry not only into the collected material but the material that was found on the surface and below the surface of the land.
Continued on Marged's page..
Monday, 7 March 2016
Noëlle Griffiths page updated
I have finished the large canvas Tree and Fragile – Tree book which relates to the colours used to make that
painting. I have chosen to make this book purely visual without text in a
concertina format...
continued on Noëlle's page
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