Dance by Munch
Munch's Alpha and Omega
Alpha and Omega
Im pleased to say that the lyrical and atmospheric Illustrator Ms Laura Carlin is showing with us too.
and Astrid Chesney
Anna Bhushan
and Anna B
I have been an admirer of Anna's work for some time and am delighted she is exhibiting with us at Bristol - her work has that rare quality - one that captures the magical wavelength that animals hold - and like Munch's 'Alpha and Omega' drawings - the creatures and humans occupy another plain. More here too http://www.annabhushan.com/
Astrid
an early painting of mine - at the RCA
mm/07 Haworth Moor Yorkshire
mm/07
The show in February will bring together a collection of artists and academics and their personal, intuitive responses to habitat and Landscape.The reflective work on display will range from Photography to Bookworks, Painting, Printmaking, Drawing, Collage autobiography & Prose. Landscapes of experience and recall.
On the evocative subject of Memory, habitat and recollection Marcel Prousts lyrical writing and Bachalard's book 'The Poetics of Space' are both often referenced as seminal texts by Visual Artists to give their works literate meaning and poetic context. Of our Contemporary writers on the human condition Alain De Botton writes the most warmly. Yet Visual Language is arguably the more emotive conduit for the evocation of memory and experience' than even the written word.
Dan Fern 'On the Road with BASHO 3' Diptych
Professor Dan Fern is a highly respected academic and teacher and has been a strong influence on a generation of his students. The creative ethos that he, Quentin Blake, Brian Robb and their dedicated staff nurtured at the RCA IIlustration department continues today throughout many British Art schools via their ex students, many of whom are now established academics and course leaders at Universities across the UK and Europe.
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'Frozen time' Large Digital Print ( 2008/mm )
