ADD011 – Completed Exhibition
Group A1 – CW2 Identity Exhibition
Group A1 – CW2 Identity Exhibition
Liz Myhill is a Scottish artist who centres much of her work on the world around her. Her work explores a multitude of subjects, however, everything she creates is based on her own life. She often begins most pieces with in depth research of her subject such as where it is, the culture of the … [Read more…]
Emma Stibbon is a print-maker who focuses on landscapes and areas going through a transition or a transformation. She has a passion for nature and exploring human activities in her work. We can see a wide range of scenes such as buildings, landscapes and volcanoes. She often works alongside scientists and geologists when doing her … [Read more…]
Julie Bolus is a mixed media artist based in Norwich, England. Bolus lives on a boat on the Norfolk Broads, therefore much of her work is centred around her surroundings. She has said that she gets inspiration from everywhere such as if she is on a walk in her local area or if it’s a … [Read more…]
Norman Ackroyd is an etching print-maker based in England. His work is focused on landscapes of places he has been too and seen. He has always been fascinated by landscapes and the beauty of nature therefore it was very natural for him to go into that field. He has said that during his time at … [Read more…]
Tom Cartmill is a painter based in Reading, England. His work is mainly black and white paintings that focus on building layers and tearing back through them rather that illustration. The passage of time is one of Cartmills greatest influences. Through his paintings we can see that when he builds upon his work through layers, … [Read more…]
Claire Curneen is a 3D sculptor who is most known for mixing themes of identity with nature. Her pieces range from full human forms covered in flowers, leaves and twigs to simply torsos. She has said that this is “to communicate the idea of pruning”(4) and that “If you prune well, you will get a … [Read more…]
For the majority of artists, their audience is incredibly important for their work. The audience is there to observe and interpret art, however, for Lawrence Malstaf, his audience is pretty much his art. Malstaf uses volunteers from his audience and allows them to become the art. His installation titled “Shrink!” involves “two large, transparent plastic … [Read more…]
Through artists collaborating, we are able to create pieces that alone, would have been almost unimaginable. When it comes to Pablo Picasso and Gjon Mili, the difference between their individual work is massive. Some would argue that they belong on completely different ends of the art world. Picasso most known for his bright, static, abstract … [Read more…]
Jean-Michel Basquiat was a painter who broke through the art world from his previous passion of being a graffiti artist. His very unique, graphic canvases grew in fame through Basquiat’s signature aesthetic. His past of graffiti is clear in his work through the bold colours and graphic, abstract imagery. Being so famous at a young … [Read more…]