The Spaces Between
The Spaces Between An exhibition as part of Liverpool’s Light Night Adopting ‘neglected’ spaces ‘between’ art galleries and commercial properties in Liverpool artists Wendy Williams’s and Jacqueline F. Kerr present a new exhibition in Unit C7, along the Colonnades at the Albert Dock. ( Next Door to Nature’s Treasures ) Wendy Williams’s installation features hundreds
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Burnt Wood Circle comes home for Biennial
The Burnt Wood Circle is coming home! This much loved evocative circle of dramatic pointed spires of burnt wood, inspired by the charred wood roof structure of St Luke’s (The Bombed Out Church) at the top of Bold Street is back for the Biennial – 16th Sept to end Nov. Its down at Buckfast Abbey
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A little info about stats
Today, I’m going to talk about statistics, so if you want to switch off and make a cup of tea, now is the time to do it. Why would I want to post something so boring anyway? Well… this all came about after a recent discussion when I quoted some facts and figures about the
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Registered Artist – Wendy Williams
I have been working with paper for a few years now, finding the medium useful for several reasons. It is easy to carry, manipulate, it’s form can be changed, printed on, cut, dissected, but most importantly for me – it is disposable. I began making work that can be discarded if needed, after being invited
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2012 Artist Profiles
Registered Artist – Wendy Williams
I have been working with paper for a few years now, finding the medium useful for several reasons. It is easy to carry, manipulate, it’s form can be changed, printed on, cut, dissected, but most importantly for me – it is disposable. I began making work that can be discarded if needed, after being invited
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Burnt Wood Circle comes home for Biennial
The Burnt Wood Circle is coming home! This much loved evocative circle of dramatic pointed spires of burnt wood, inspired by the charred wood roof structure of St Luke’s (The Bombed Out Church) at the top of Bold Street is back for the Biennial – 16th Sept to end Nov. Its down at Buckfast Abbey
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Louise Janvier. 2010 Liverpool Independents
Artist Louise Janvier: 2010 Independents Liverpool Biennial exhibitor, poses the question ‘For what and for whom are Biennials for?’ : The ‘Transitions’ exhibition at Independents Liverpool Biennial 2010 was collaboration with Colin Binns, former practising architect. We are currently artists and university lecturers in architecture and architectural technology. Colin knew of the Quaker movement and
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Burnt Wood Circle comes home for Biennial
The Burnt Wood Circle is coming home! This much loved evocative circle of dramatic pointed spires of burnt wood, inspired by the charred wood roof structure of St Luke’s (The Bombed Out Church) at the top of Bold Street is back for the Biennial – 16th Sept to end Nov. Its down at Buckfast Abbey
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The Spaces Between
The Spaces Between An exhibition as part of Liverpool’s Light Night Adopting ‘neglected’ spaces ‘between’ art galleries and commercial properties in Liverpool artists Wendy Williams’s and Jacqueline F. Kerr present a new exhibition in Unit C7, along the Colonnades at the Albert Dock. ( Next Door to Nature’s Treasures ) Wendy Williams’s installation features hundreds
Burnt Wood Circle comes home for Biennial
The Burnt Wood Circle is coming home! This much loved evocative circle of dramatic pointed spires of burnt wood, inspired by the charred wood roof structure of St Luke’s (The Bombed Out Church) at the top of Bold Street is back for the Biennial – 16th Sept to end Nov. Its down at Buckfast Abbey
A little info about stats
Today, I’m going to talk about statistics, so if you want to switch off and make a cup of tea, now is the time to do it. Why would I want to post something so boring anyway? Well… this all came about after a recent discussion when I quoted some facts and figures about the
Registered Artist – Wendy Williams
I have been working with paper for a few years now, finding the medium useful for several reasons. It is easy to carry, manipulate, it’s form can be changed, printed on, cut, dissected, but most importantly for me – it is disposable. I began making work that can be discarded if needed, after being invited
Registered Artist – Susan Lee Brown
Observing the recent regeneration of the City of Liverpool I was struck by what was lost and gained. Some research made me aware of how things are constantly lost to us, why they are no longer part of our world and how these ‘lost’ items influence our current situation. My solo exhibition, 15 September to
Registered Artist – Sharon T Ross
Artist Statement – Sharon T Ross My figurative works are literal and abstract. They concern dissimulation, and how true feelings can be hidden behind a mask. The landscapes deal with the spirituality of both the artist and the subject, containing both a calming influence and emotive feeling through the atmospheric nature of the subject. My
Registered Group – Re-View Textile
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Registered Artist – Janine Whitling
Contemporary Visual Artist, Brisbane, Australia Artist Statement My entry into the arts professionally began in December 2009 after completing a Master of Contemporary Arts specializing in painting and works on paper. I have continued to develop my artwork using these mediums preferring materials such as acrylic, ink, handmade paper and canvas. My work is informed
Registered Artist – Jacqui Chapman
Originally from South Africa, I immigrated to England in 1995. My work explores the relationship in us between identity and territory and demonstrates that they are integral to what we are. I am interested in the idea of homeland, living in exile and national identity as told in close up histories, in literature, philosophy and
Registered Artist – Michele Howarth Rashman
Each hand worked, micro stitched, mixed media sculpture is built up layer upon layer, taking many weeks or months to complete. I use a unique and painstakingly meticulous process that I have developed and refined over many years. It is a defiantly unmanly method of working in a persistently macho art world and magnificently out