Friday, 29 April 2011
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Jessica Zoob
A new horizon |
Jessica Zoob creates paintings full of light, texture and emotion. In these short films she comes over as being a really joyful person.
Monday, 25 April 2011
chandeliers and teacups
Labels:
Anthropologie,
ceramics,
chandelier,
cups,
decorative,
tea
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Pamela Gaunt
Pamela Gaunt is one of my all time favourite artists. I think her work speaks for itself. She is a senior Lecturer at the Art Department, Curtin University, Western Australia. Her work is beautiful, obsessive, intelligent, often working in multiple small pieces which create a much bigger installation ... to be viewed from afar or in close-up.
A florid conversation paint and collaged paper on aluminium finstock,glue |
Shelf-less Life cut-out curtains, textile medium, painted brackets. |
Material Whimsies 1999 |
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
mmu art foundation 2010
Some great work from last year .... just to whet the appetite ready for this year's upcoming degree shows.
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
Glyndwr University Degree Show 2010
I was checking through my photos the other day and came across some i took at the degree show in Wrexham last year. These were the pick of the crop for me, and the 3d work was exceptional in its professional finish. Unfortunately I do not have the names of the artists, but as i track them down i will add their names. Also the battery on my camera failed very quickly ... so there were many treasures and artwork that i was unable to capture on the day!
fluttering ribbons |
glass icicles |
paper lamp |
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
sunny days
After the glorious weekend we have just had (and I have very burnt cheeks to remind me!) i managed to take a few photographs with my phone. We stayed in a beautiful little hotel, Castlemead Hotel, in Manorbier, Pembrokeshire. To say that we had 'a room with a view' would be not doing the vista real justice. I grew up in the area and although many places have been developed since i left Manorbier is one of those tiny villages that time has let stand still. It has a beautiful castle(although Pembroke Castle is certainly the most impressive in the area), a wonderful little church and a great bay.
Manorbier Church |
Room with a view |
Manorbier Castle |
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