Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Monday, 22 November 2010
Here's to new beginnings!!
New flat, new art space and new work started. Finally out of the old flat that I loved into the new basement flat with just the three of us, two artists and a baby. There are conversations flying in the air about getting a cat, but it's still a handful looking after Efa and trying to get on with my art so I may ponder on that for a while longer. New art space is actually the corridor but where there is a wall and a desk, it magically changes into a art space for me.
Friday, 24 September 2010
Pencilled in for 2011
I wish I had another arm or maybe two more! One would be drawing and doodling ideas, another would be hammering nails into walls to install art, another would be creating stunningly scrumptious food for my tum and the last one would be moping up baby puke and poo!! Not very attractive the last one! Perhaps I should have a fifth arm with a glass of vino in it. Either way what I’m trying to say is I’m a balancing act, between being a visual artist, being myself, being a lover and a mother to a 4 month baby!!
Between the giggles and the tantrums my mind is ticking away with ideas and creations that finally I have the opportunity to produce. In April next year I’m showcasing a cross-section of my work and a couple of new pieces in a contemporary gallery in Caernarfon,
I’ve started to scribble ideas, developing and working on old ones and collect materials for a sculpture/installation I want to create for next year. Using previous subject matter for a series of works inspired by the painting created by the Italian renaissance artist Giovanni Battista Moroni (1520/4 – 1579). His painting ‘The Vestal Virgin Tuccia’ (about 1555) has influenced me to create new pieces of work in 3D form, working in a mix media approach contradicting the intention of the painting. Will be interesting to see how it pans out.
One more thing, if you fancy doing something different or visiting a new area of
Once again,
Keep it real and keep it arty
Becsx
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Gwyl Arall (another) Festival
Monday, 26 July 2010
Friday, 2 July 2010
Tictoc
Title: tictoc 2010
Sunday, 25 April 2010
Purple Series/ Cyfres Piws
These drawings/watercolour paintings are the beginnings of a on-going project I wish to work on and produce through -out the year. Refering back to mediums I used at the very beginning of developing my practice (funnywomen) I'm using these methods again, the loose vibrant watercolours with linear black lines and text. These drawings will be very personal to me, an autobiographical expression of me dealing with loosing my Nain (Grandma) who past away this year in February.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
My artwork in the Repeat&Reprise Exhibition
This piece of artwork/sculpture/installation is a new development in my practice. I have been playing with using the idea of labels for two years but this piece is the first finished and exhibited. I have had some mixed response, non-negative which is good but I am hoping to continue in experimenting with this medium and develope my ideas further. Title of the piece was 100,000 and the medium was mixed media (labels, paint, ink and collage).
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Repeat & Reprise (2nd Group Exhibition)
Open 5th - 10th February 2010 11am - 7pm
Private view night
Thursday 4th February 7 - 9pm
Painting / Illustration / Photography / Mixed Media / Sculpture / Film
Featuring new artwork by
RICKY ANDERSON / SIMEON BANNER / FELMA BARBO / IAN BROWN / ALICE BROWNE / DARYL CAMPBELL / YING CHEUNG / ROBIN CROUCHER / PETER C. DENMAN / CLAIRE EWIN / MIKE HALL / REBECCA F. HARDY / MIRANDA KAULA / ASANA LLOYD / GEMMA LOWE / DANIEL MACDOUGALL / NEVILLE MAGUIRE / HAI LAM MAN / R. KARL MARKS / THOMASIN MCANULTY / EDWARD MORGAN / GUY OLIVER / ARUN PATEL / RODRIGO PIRES / HANNAH SAPSFORD / MONIKA SMOLINSKA / NOVA WARR
Exhibition curated by Mike Hall with assistance from the artists.
Presenting REPEAT & REPRISE, an ecletic showcase of artwork including painting, illustration, photography, print, mixed media and sculpture, inspired by the subject of repetition. This can be taken as an acknowledgment of the endless series of repeated and recurring patterns of behaviour and events that we all consciously and subconsciously observe and involve ourselves in each day.
All of the participating artists presently work as daytime staff at the National Gallery in London. This is their second independent exhibition, following on from their well-received first show 'In A State Of Flux' in Whitechapel last July (which was curated by Rebecca F. Hardy).
EASTGALLERY
214 Brick Lane
London E1
Tube: Liverpool Street / Aldgate East
www.eastgallery.co.uk