The Hortus film was made to accompany a solo exhibition at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen, ‘Hortus: A Dartmoor Garden Over Time’. The exhibition was an imaginative evocation of the changing moods and seasons of a medieval farmhouse garden over decades and centuries.
An invited group exhibition of ceramics, etching, painting and sculpture. I will be showing with Madeline Goold, Adrian Hemming and Edmund McGowan; and as guest curator I will be at the gallery throughout the exhibition.
Elemental brings together work by artists drawn to the four elements, earth, air, fire and water. Moved by the powers of nature we explore flight, growth, time, tides and the seasons as manifested in natural forms and forces.
Elemental transformations also occur for each artist through the catalyst of wood fire, acid on copper, direct carving of stone or simply in the mysterious process of transmutation from the original idea to realisation of the art work.
www.madelinegoold.co.uk
www.adrianhemming.com
www.instagram.com/claypigeonsceramics
www.instagram.com/judefreemanprintmaker
The Yew Tree Gallery, Morvah is on the coastal road between St Ives & St Just in Penwith, West Cornwall, July 14 – August 5 (closed Mondays)
Find out more about www.yewtreegallery.com
Opening Party July 16 2 – 5 pm
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Hortus: a Dartmoor Garden Over Time Exhibition At The Devon Guild of Craftsmen 5 May – 2 July 2017
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Hortus: a Dartmoor Garden Over Time. Exhibition at The Devon Guild of Craftsmen. 5 May - 2 July 2107
Hortus: A Dartmoor Garden Over Time
5 May- 2 July 2017 at The Devon Guild of Craftsmen, Bovey Tracey
A solo exhibition of etchings, drawings and photographs accompanied by a range of contemporary and historical artefacts in an imaginative evocation of the changing moods and seasons in a garden through the year and over decades and centuries. The garden was formerly the orchard of a medieval farmhouse, one of the oldest dwellings on Dartmoor
Special Event: Tudor Herbal Wives. Step back into Tudor England 1602 June 24
DRAWN 1 April – 4 June
Spring Jig has been selected for this biennial drawing exhibition
Royal West of England Academy,
Queen’s Road Bristol
