Showing posts with label Sue Gough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sue Gough. Show all posts

Friday, 4 July 2014

Drawings: Exhibition at The White Room Gallery, York





Drawings

The White Room Gallery at Priestleys at NÂș 36, Bootham, York

Artists: Sue Gough, Sally Taylor, Lyn Wait

Opens 2nd July through to 30th July. 
Meet the Artists Saturday 12th July 2pm – 5pm

This exhibition features three artists for whom drawing is an integral part of their practice. Sue Gough explores ideas about the human condition with references to asemic text and textile construction, which communicate meaning in ways that are non-verbal. The tally motifs and lists provide structure and reflect on the repetition of daily living. www.suegough.blogspot.co.uk

Sally Taylor’s work explores the imminence of the hand-drawn mark with urgency and energy. Her Heads investigate facets of human communication. Sally’s contribution to contemporary drawing practice has been acknowledged through selection of work for the Jerwood Drawing Prize 2011, 2009, 2004. She was included in the 54th Venice Bienale, WW Gallery, London and Drawing Paper #6.www.sallytaylor.net

Lyn Wait’s is interested in how, through physical presence, she might affect perceptions and perceived notions of landscapes and heritage. Lyn has used film, photography, singing, costume and participation to act out scenarios around specific rural sites. The drawings are from the series “Imaginary Interventions in the Countryside”. www.lynwait.net

All three artists are members of Ryedale ArtWorks, an artist led community dedicated to raising the profile of artists, makers and galleries from Ryedale and the region. www.ryedaleartworks.co

Thursday, 14 March 2013

Publicity

COME see me on Wednesday 10th April, 4 - 7.30pm!  I'll feed you fine wine and cake!

Sunday, 26 September 2010

Ryedale Art Fest

The first time I have submitted work for exhibition since moving up to North Yorkshire five years ago.  To be accepted is a big thing for me!

This work addressed duality, the paintings consist of layers as does the landscape, as do our personalities.  The work deals with shifts in painting language, hinting at the descriptive through indications like colour, marks and edges.  Tension between the physicality of the paint surface and the descriptive element is what drives the work.





A Sharp Intake of Breath
Acrylic on Arche Paper
855 x 1056mm framed





Boundaries
Gesso, Acrylic on board
570 x 770mm




               
 Frost Field
Gouache, Watercolour, wax resist on Arche paper
375 x 185mm unframed





Laminar Flow (You don't know me)
Acrylic on canvas
1770 x 262mm




Pavement
Gouache on Arche paper
375 x 190mm




Rainsound
Acrylic on Arche paper
1373 x 816mm framed





Rill
795 x 820mm
Acrylic on Arche paper