COLLOQUY
11 June - 7 august 2022
A partnership between UK and Canadian artists united by their passion for metal.
Virtual Tour of Colloquy here
Virtual Tour of Colloquy here
Curated by Mary Ann Simmons, Beate Gegenwart, Kye-Yeon Son.
Colloquy is a gathering for discussion, a conversation to investigate and discuss ideas, to create opportunities for learning and to share thoughts.
The curators of Colloquy have this as the focus of the exhibition; to bring together a selected, culturally diverse group of accomplished metalsmiths form the UK and Canada, who have been encouraged to share ideas and skills from their individual practices.
Comprising a carefully chosen spectrum of metalsmiths, from jewellers making intimate works to silversmiths working in a variety of 3D forms, to makers creating intricate wall panels. What unites these artists is a passion for metal as well as their strong individual practices. Each of the selected artists demonstrates a unique aesthetic and conceptual grounding.
Metal is an immensely varied and expressive material, with many artists increasingly challenging the perceptions of the medium using technical innovation to break many long-standing rules whilst maintaining traditions in metalwork. The selected makers and artists are pushing the boundaries of contemporary metalsmithing practice, blurring the distinctions between sculpture, jewellery and installation.
Colloquy is a gathering for discussion, a conversation to investigate and discuss ideas, to create opportunities for learning and to share thoughts.
The curators of Colloquy have this as the focus of the exhibition; to bring together a selected, culturally diverse group of accomplished metalsmiths form the UK and Canada, who have been encouraged to share ideas and skills from their individual practices.
Comprising a carefully chosen spectrum of metalsmiths, from jewellers making intimate works to silversmiths working in a variety of 3D forms, to makers creating intricate wall panels. What unites these artists is a passion for metal as well as their strong individual practices. Each of the selected artists demonstrates a unique aesthetic and conceptual grounding.
Metal is an immensely varied and expressive material, with many artists increasingly challenging the perceptions of the medium using technical innovation to break many long-standing rules whilst maintaining traditions in metalwork. The selected makers and artists are pushing the boundaries of contemporary metalsmithing practice, blurring the distinctions between sculpture, jewellery and installation.
Exhibiting artists include:
Sorrel Van Allen, Angela Cork, Anne Barros, Beate Gegenwart, Brigitte Clavette, Chantal Gilbert, Collin O Dubhghaill, Ndidi Ekubia, Gill Galloway Whitehead, Wesley Harris, Jodie Hatcher, Jane Short, Kye-Yeon Son, Mary Ann Simmons, Patrick Davison, Rauni Higson, Rebecca de Quin, Vicky Ambery-Smith, Yusuke Yamamoto
Click here to see the exhibition catalogue.
Exhibition at Craft in the Bay supported by the Arts Council of Wales
Sorrel Van Allen, Angela Cork, Anne Barros, Beate Gegenwart, Brigitte Clavette, Chantal Gilbert, Collin O Dubhghaill, Ndidi Ekubia, Gill Galloway Whitehead, Wesley Harris, Jodie Hatcher, Jane Short, Kye-Yeon Son, Mary Ann Simmons, Patrick Davison, Rauni Higson, Rebecca de Quin, Vicky Ambery-Smith, Yusuke Yamamoto
Click here to see the exhibition catalogue.
Exhibition at Craft in the Bay supported by the Arts Council of Wales
