Art Exhibitions and Events

Tuesday, 11 March 2014

INTO THE FOLD - EXHIBITION OPENS

londonbookworks.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/into-fold_10.html

images below are works Jaquinta collaborated on in the workshop

Monday, 10 March 2014

INTO THE FOLD

Creative practitioners came together to question the ideology of the studio and gallery space through a series of workshops, talks, discussions and critiques culminating in an exhibition of the collaborative work produced. Jaquinta took part in some workshops to make work on the theme of 'Language' and attended a panel discussion and a critique.

work created collaboratively in the workshops:

events 16 Feb - 11 Mar 2014
pv Tues 11 March at 6pm Camberwell Space Camberwell College of Art, Peckham Road London SE5 next to the South London Gallery
exhibition on going as it is created 26 Feb - 21 Mar 2014

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Monday, 3 March 2014

Exhibitions 2014

got some exhibition opportunities on the horizon

to see work in progress and ideas click on these links

doodleon.blogspot.co.uk

for drawings and paintings

londonbookworks.blogspot.co.uk

for book art

Saturday, 30 November 2013

Peckham Space

Peckham Open 2013

Performance Night 6 Dec 6pm-9pm

Film Night 13 Dec 6pm-9pm

www.peckhamspace.com

Peckham Space

Peckham Open 2013 - the opening night in pictures

and here is my painting

Monday, 25 November 2013

Peckham Space 2013

I am exhibiting in an exhibition at Peckham Space. Here is my painting:

tiger tiger burning bright

H 30cm x W 41cm

(H12" x W16")

acrylic on canvas

This painting is an interpretation of William Blake's poem 'Tyger! Tyger! burning bright'. The poem has an insistent automated rhythm and describes the process of creation in terms of manufacture. Its about the industrial revolution in the UK. Reading the poem I see the dark side of capitalism and the relentless pursuit of profit and growth. And to what end?

The zig zag horizontal lines and the tiger shaped band that run across the canvas come from the outline of signature graffiti. I have been looking at street art. doodleon.blogspot.co.uk The tiger is stylized, elongated and angular representing industrial strength and referencing the sharp angles of cubism and dynamic vortism.

On the left the vertical black and orange stripes represent industrial hazard markings and tiger's stripes. The small yellow circle is the moon in the 'forests of the night' whilst the larger red circle on the right refers to the emergence of China as an economic superpower.The zig zag vertical lines running across the canvas are suggestive of the lines on profit and loss charts and the constant beat of heartless capitalism.