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Garland…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: February 26th, 2010, 9:27pm EST by Helen Carnac
Have just been to the exhibition again in Edinburgh and gave a talk…lots to think through again and more to follow shortly in a fuller post but in the meantime some images of Garland which maintains its ever growing beauty…
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News…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: February 17th, 2010, 7:35pm EST by Helen Carnac
We have been getting some press…The Scotsman has published a very insightful review, which you can find here Congratulations are also in order: David Gates and Dawn Youll are two of the winners of this year’s Jerwood Contemporary Makers! Yippee!!
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Interview on BBC Radio Scotland
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: January 26th, 2010, 10:06pm EST by Helen Carnac
Find a link here to an interview with me about the exhibition on Radio Cafe, a BBC Radio Scotland programme. It’s up for 7 days and you will find the article 30 mins into the broadcast, it lasts for about 10 mins. We talk about Elizabeth Turrell’s and Shane Waltener’s work. 26/01/2010 More:programme information related links Listen [...]
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Exhibition opens at IC at the Dovecot..
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: January 16th, 2010, 6:47pm EST by Helen Carnac
I have been up in Edinburgh watching the final touches of installation taking place before the exhibition’s opening on Friday 15th January. The team at Innovative Craft have done a fantastic job and the show looks excellent. I caught up with Shane Waltener and unravelled the large Garland 21 which had come from Birmingham and had [...]
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Happy New Year…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: January 5th, 2010, 10:54pm EST by Helen Carnac
I visited the exhibition at the Waterhall in Birmingham for the last time on Saturday and was happy to see that Shane and Cheryl’s Garland had grown substantially again. For me it has been such an important object to think around and about during the show. The fact that you can engage with it in [...]
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Last few weeks at Birmingham…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: December 13th, 2009, 5:20pm EST by Helen Carnac
The exhibition is ending at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery on 4th January and will open at Innovative Craft at The Dovecot, Edinburgh on 15th January. If you can get to Birmingham before it closes it will be the only chance to see it at such a large venue and in its entirety as we [...]
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Garland…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: November 29th, 2009, 11:20am EST by Helen Carnac
The Garland has been growing…it is interesting to see how audiences have got so involved in Shane Waltener’s installation and during my most recent visit I was fascinated by the way the piece had unfolded. As a maker my practice is driven by process and so seeing Garland or Amy Houghton’s typewriter piece being engaged [...]
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New one to one from Russell Martin…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 8:33pm EST by Helen Carnac
Caroline Juby and Russell Martin, Friday 13 November 2009 “Life’s too short” Considering time in an expanded sense, and looking at alternative practices as a way to reconsider contemporary craft, this dialogue is with and Caroline Juby, a PhD researcher in the geography department of Royal Holloway, University of London, who I contacted after reading an article she had [...]
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Workshop at the weekend…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: November 11th, 2009, 9:38pm EST by Helen Carnac
Sue Lawty will be running a free, drop in Family Art Workshop this weekend. In the Waterhall Seminar Room, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery 14 November from 11am 15 November from 1pm Natural Order Every living thing has specific individual qualities of form, colour and texture. We will explore rhythmic design and pattern using natural materials like leaves, twigs and seed heads… Each [...]
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Exhibition commissions…
Making a Slow Revolution (8 unread)
Posted: November 11th, 2009, 4:45pm EST by Helen Carnac
A number of the artists and makers in the exhibition have been commissioned to make new works. I will focus on each of the artists and their new works in a series over the next month…beginning with Sue Lawty. These works can also be found in the exhibitor pages… Calculus 2009 2 x 3 m natural stone [...]