Now you see it and now you don’t. Penny Burnfield’s piece as it looked in the exhibition and the dust it left behind when the little seeds.stone shapes were packed away.
Ann Goddard – embedded concrete and Jean Draper – wrapped forms
Marylin Rathbone – The 100 metre dash – hope you can see the little coloured dashes in the braid? I love the label!
Under the magnifying glass by Jan Miller. These acrylic blocks were placed on bands of cloth arranged on a horizontal plinth.
Hard hats and rules about use of ladders!!! Alice Kettle’s piece finally makes it down safely.
Guess the artist?
Paddy Killer?
ReplyDeleteNo, this piece is not by Paddy, Viv. I'll post her image for you in a new posting. It celebrates her own last 50 years. She and I lived together when we were doing our degree at Brum years ago.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to think again! It was the references to "killer" that got me thinking!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Michael Brennanwood or something like that?
ReplyDeleteYou've guessed the mystery artist Anne.
ReplyDeletei cheated! I saw an article in 'Crafts' magazine but it took me a while to remember, kept thinking Damien Hurst for some reason, wonder why?!
ReplyDeleteGrateful for you writing this blog.
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