If you live in the East/North of the UK, you will be interested in this exhibition and symposium.
National Centre for Craft & Design
Press release 10.01.2010
Textile Study Group
Visual Thinking – Unpicked
HUB Roof Gallery 24th April – 6th June
This dynamic and experimental exhibition is the result of a year long collaboration between the Hub and the Textile Study Group. Visual Thinking – Unpicked, is an exhibition exploring the creative process of 14 textile practitioners who are pioneering in the field of textile practice and education.
Film, artefacts, photographs, installations, textile and drawings are exhibited, exploring the causes and influences behind the unique and often very private creative process. As such, this exhibition will open the door to artist’s studios, inviting audiences to consider the process and thinking behind the work.
This exhibition and associated events is a rare opportunity to engage in dialogue and exchange with the artists and experience a conceptual approach to textile practice, process and making.
It is planned that a symposium will accompany the exhibition, details available soon.
The selected artists are:
Sarah Burgess, Mary Sleigh, Ann Wheeler, Rosemary Campbell, Jan Miller, Siân Martin, Mary Youles, Jenny Blackburn, Kay Greenlees, Gavin Fry, Shelley Rhodes, Ros Chilcot, Janina Evans and Alison King.
Press release 10.01.2010
Textile Study Group
Visual Thinking – Unpicked
HUB Roof Gallery 24th April – 6th June
This dynamic and experimental exhibition is the result of a year long collaboration between the Hub and the Textile Study Group. Visual Thinking – Unpicked, is an exhibition exploring the creative process of 14 textile practitioners who are pioneering in the field of textile practice and education.
Film, artefacts, photographs, installations, textile and drawings are exhibited, exploring the causes and influences behind the unique and often very private creative process. As such, this exhibition will open the door to artist’s studios, inviting audiences to consider the process and thinking behind the work.
This exhibition and associated events is a rare opportunity to engage in dialogue and exchange with the artists and experience a conceptual approach to textile practice, process and making.
It is planned that a symposium will accompany the exhibition, details available soon.
The selected artists are:
Sarah Burgess, Mary Sleigh, Ann Wheeler, Rosemary Campbell, Jan Miller, Siân Martin, Mary Youles, Jenny Blackburn, Kay Greenlees, Gavin Fry, Shelley Rhodes, Ros Chilcot, Janina Evans and Alison King.
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IN THE WEST/SOUTH
If you live in the West/South of the UK, this exhibition will be of interest. You are invited to the Opening at Ginger Fig on April 8th between 6 and 8 pm for a glass of wine and to meet the artists who are all students of my Masterclass at Urchfont Manor.
Just dropped by Sian, hope all is well with you, love reading your blog - seeing the snowy UK and your family.
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Hi Sian and Stitched loop.
ReplyDeleteGood to catch up with you all. Sorry to hear about Splishy. I always the cats first. I am well despite a broken wrist! My book The Found Object in Textile Art, Batsford publcitions is out in Aug this year.
Loved seeing the work from last year's summer school
Cas