A Resorative Resort - Grate, 2016
Painting and drawing digitally printed on cotton canvas.
77cm x 40cm
‘A Restorative Resort’, was a textile sculpture in An Architecture of Joy, Solo exhibition, Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, July-August, 2016 & Courtyard Commission, October 2016 - Spring 2017
The exhibition responded to an 18 month research and development project investigating 1930s seaside moderne architecture in North West England and Scotland, as well as corresponding research at the V&A, Whitworth and RIBA archives. Each artwork responded to a particular example of modernist seafront architecture.
Visit the blog for Looking Back/Moving Forwards project here
Painting and drawing digitally printed on cotton canvas.
77cm x 40cm
‘A Restorative Resort’, was a textile sculpture in An Architecture of Joy, Solo exhibition, Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, July-August, 2016 & Courtyard Commission, October 2016 - Spring 2017
The exhibition responded to an 18 month research and development project investigating 1930s seaside moderne architecture in North West England and Scotland, as well as corresponding research at the V&A, Whitworth and RIBA archives. Each artwork responded to a particular example of modernist seafront architecture.
Visit the blog for Looking Back/Moving Forwards project here
Painting and drawing digitally printed on cotton canvas.
77cm x 40cm
‘A Restorative Resort’, was a textile sculpture in An Architecture of Joy, Solo exhibition, Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, July-August, 2016 & Courtyard Commission, October 2016 - Spring 2017
The exhibition responded to an 18 month research and development project investigating 1930s seaside moderne architecture in North West England and Scotland, as well as corresponding research at the V&A, Whitworth and RIBA archives. Each artwork responded to a particular example of modernist seafront architecture.
Visit the blog for Looking Back/Moving Forwards project here
