Opening Thoughts
Everyday as artists we are image making, whether for personal motive, education or for professional practice. Especially in education, once these works are finished, they often are put in a drawer after being briefly reviewed, or added to the archive of other pieces.
The Exhibitor
These Spaces: Lighting
These Spaces: Atmosphere and Environment
These Spaces: Layout and Presentation
Context and Environment: Modern British Sculpture
Being given a space such as the Main Galleries of Burlington House at the Royal Academy of Arts to curate a show of Modern British Sculpture, must have been an exciting and prestigious prospect for Dr Penelope Curtis and Keith Wilson, with it’s several large halls steeped in the heritage of housing some of the finest artwork over time.
The Relativity, Interactivity and Significance of Colour in Image Making
The Fact and Fiction of Colour
In every living moment, we experience colour. Our rainbow lives are full of hues that are constantly in flux, making it impossible to capture and experience a single colour in its pure form, due to the constant influence of other shades and conditions around it.
