sandra BLOW
Upward Movement
2006
etching
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geoffrey CLARKE (RA) "Traversing the Palm"
From March 15 2008
Medals from the artist's studio. This is the first commercial showing of medals which Geoffrey Clarke began to make from 1973 and is an opportunity to see and acquire duplicate medals. It includes 6 unique aluminium medals made in February 2008 and one, 'Centaur' which is being produced in bronze in an edition of 15.
The British Museum and other public collections hold these medals.
A catalogue essay with copious illustrations is available. The text is based on a lecture given by Dr Judith LeGrove to the British Medal Society.
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at TRINITY HALL cambridge:
wilhelmina BARNS-GRAHAM - "Elemental Energies"
+ jonathan CLARKE - "Frames of Reference"
October 8 - December 16 2007
An exhibition of thirteen paintings by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham organised for the college by strand gallery and curated by Mel Gooding. Running in parallel with new sculptures by Jonathan Clarke.
For further infromation see the Trinity Hall website.
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geoffrey CLARKE (RA) + richard WATKINS
November 3 - November 24 2007
Revisit: works made in polystyrene in the 1960's by Geoffrey Clarke and discovered in a studio store - now cast in aluminium.
There will be a catalogue written by Judith LeGrove to accompany this exhibition detailing Clarke's work in the field of design.
Accompanied by unique emboss monotypes by Richard Watkins
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guido DE ZAN + andrew VASS
September 29 - October 27 2007
Sculptures by Guido de Zan and works on paper by Andrew Vass.
Guido is an italian sculptor worksing in ceramic and this will be the first time his work has been shown in the uk - he plays with perspective - making 3D objects appear 2D.
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tessa NEWCOMB + margaret THOMAS (NEAC)
August 18 - September 15 2007
Recent work by Tessa Newcomb and Margaret Thomas.
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summer EXHIBITION
July 14 - August 11 2007
A mixed show featuring work by Allin Braund from 1950's and 1960's; Eileen Bell, Emma McClure and others.
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hidden FACES
June 8 - July 7 2007
Venice as a source of inspiration, techniques and makers: less well-known aspects. To accompany the Aldeburgh Festival's production of Britten's 'Death in Venice'.
Paintings by Tessa Newcomb; etchings made by international printmakers in Venice; glass from Danish makers using Venetian techniques as well as murano glass and jewellery. Some new work by Jonathan Clarke using glass with his trademark aluminium.
Sandra Blow's latest etching 'Upward Movement' commissioned by the gallery and proofed by her before her death is available for the first time.