Showing posts with label RWA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RWA. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 April 2015
RWA Drawn Exhibtion
Sometimes some bravery and risk brings truly surprising and affirming results..
Drawn is the current juried Exhibition at the RWA
The following RWA text about the Exhibition inspired me to take a deep breath and just give it a try!
Drawn, continuing to raise the profile of drawing as both an autonomous discipline and an interdisciplinary tool. As a means of communication and navigation, drawing has taken on a universality and accessibility unlike any other medium. It is a building block of creativity, key to the visualisation and translation of ideas and practices, fundamental in making, doing, testing, designing, thinking, playing and living....
Submissions have been invited from artists who either draw or explore the concept of drawing in their work, including illustrators, videographers, sculptors, printers, embroiderers, typographers, animators and architects, presenting a multidisciplinary approach to this resurging medium.
I entered a triptych of drawings first shown at Musgrove Hospital as part of the BB Exhibition 'Mending My Ways' - about healing hands - and hand washing in hospitals.
Thank you to all the BB's whose encouragement and support gives such confidence and affirmation...
Huge congratulations to Julie Heaton - a new BB whose work is also on show and Julie has blogged about it here
The wonderful Drawing On is a real delight and inspiration - do go if you can - on till June 7th!
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Arboretum - The Art of Trees
Went to see the latest exhibition at the RWA, in Bristol last week - Arboretum - which explores the art of the tree. With this installation of white sycamore, steel & bone, as a centre piece.
One of my favourite pieces by Fiona Hingston who has used earth & charcoal on paper to draw these trees. A beautiful ethereal piece.
The whole gallery had a lovely peaceful atmosphere as we walked through. I feel truly inspired, but perhaps I am biased as my passion is trees.
It deserves another visit.
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