Open Studio By Appointment On Sundays To Coincide With Arts By The Sea Festival 2020
Rise 4 in progress in the studio 2020
Three Artists – Open Studio Event to coincide with Arts by The Sea
Sunday 27th September and Sunday 4th October 12.00 noon to 5.00 pm by appointment
Artspace Studio, 44 Southwood Avenue, Southbourne,
Bournemouth BH6 3QB
David Bird – recent photographs. David is a
photographer and lecturer with over 30 years’ experience, from frontline...
Hauser & Wirth Homegrown now live 10th July – 24th July
I am delighted to take part in this philanthropic initiative and my work will feature on Hauser & Wirth’s website Homegrown page from 10th July. It goes live at 10:00 EST and 15:00 GMT.
Click here to follow the link
Special thanks to the New York Homegrown team.
“Press Release
Hauser & Wirth Launches Homegrown with Artworks by Worldwide Staff and Their...
Hauser & Wirth Homegrown 10th July – 24th July starting at 15:00GMT
I am delighted to take part in this philanthropic initiative and my work will feature on Hauser & Wirth’s website Homegrown page from 10th July. It goes live at 10:00 EST and 15:00 GMT.
Special thanks to the New York Homegrown team.
“Press Release
Hauser & Wirth Launches Homegrown with Artworks by Worldwide Staff and Their Families
Presented as Bi-weekly...
Hauser & Wirth Launches Homegrown
“Press Release
Hauser & Wirth Launches Homegrown with Artworks by Worldwide Staff and Their Families
Presented as Bi-weekly Online Exhibitions Proceeds Will Go to Artists with 10% Going to COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the WHO
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Release Dates: 9 May – 18 July 2020
On 9 May, Hauser & Wirth will launch Homegrown, a new platform...
Covid 19 blog Glass Globes
As the pandemic extended my thoughts were taken
over with this unprecedented situation, with fear for the safety of my loved
ones and frustration at the environmental disasters this planet endures. In my
opinion, disrespect towards the current ecosystem have led to the conditions
for a virus such as this coming about. My response to the situation we find
ourselves in has been to create a...
Japan travel blog 4 Tokyo National Museum
Tokyo National Museum is unlike any museum I have ever visited. It is
huge, organised and has lots of space. It actually succeeds in organising millennia
of artifacts and sculpture into a semblance of order. One gallery begins by
explaining:
“Japan has three main traditions of sculpture, Buddhist deities, Shinto
deities and portraits of people”
There is room to appreciate each of...
Japan travel blog 2
Nezu is an museum and art gallery with an ancient garden. This was the first Japanese Garden I have visited and was completely seduced. So many careful details: trees are wrapped with a rush like mat, like a tree bracelet. There is no grass! instead there is bare earth or moss or stones, raked gravel The planting was meticulous, water plays an important role and there were connecting...
Japan travel blog
Koi, temples and aquaponics
Recently I returned from a trip to Japan and New Zealand. It was the sort of trip that changes you and I am now creating a new body of work inspired by the experience.
My daughter is working in Japan and we traveled out together from London to Tokyo via Moscow. I was excited and curious to go to a city I had heard so much about but never visited before....
Allusion Collaboration with Lizzie Sykes, we are called fig.
Allusion uniquely combines dance, film and glass sculpture and is the result of a creative collaboration between Rebecca Newnham and Lizzie Sykes. It consists of a site-specific dance film projected through and onto a curved sculptural glass screen. The glass sculpture was made to reflect the film, and its enamelled surface...
Facets – Glass Bowl Collection
Facets , a collection of 30 glass bowls inspired by Victorian architecture and social history, was originally created in response to The Russell-Cotes, a Victorian Art Gallery & Museum and its collection.
Facets, a collection of 30 glass bowls inspired by Victorian architecture and social history, was originally created in response to The Russell-Cotes, a Victorian Art Gallery...