STANDING STILL - A SHARED AESTHETIC
Due to the current situation with the ongoing Covid 19 virus pandemic the gallery is temporarily closed to the public. The exhibition period will extend so that visitors have the opportunity to see Standing Still once we are able to reopen the gallery.
A slide show here gives more images and information about the exhibition. There is also a video of the exhibition at the bottom of the page
If you'd like to get in touch about the exhibition please email: admin@makersguildinwales.org.uk
Prices for many of the exhibits are shown if you hover the cursor over the photograph.
Standing Still brings together three artists who share similar principles linking to the natural environment. Each artist brings to the exhibition their very individual approaches; selecting materials and processes they have both passion for and great skill in working with, to create their desired outcomes. Nick Davies, Sasha Kingston and Jayne Walker find inspiration from the coastal geology of South and West Wales - exploring the rock strata, geographical contours, surfaces shaped by weathering and erosion - the rhythms and cycles associated with the natural world. The artists have kept a dialogue throughout their research and making stages, sharing experiences, observations, experiments with materials.
A slide show here gives more images and information about the exhibition. There is also a video of the exhibition at the bottom of the page
If you'd like to get in touch about the exhibition please email: admin@makersguildinwales.org.uk
Prices for many of the exhibits are shown if you hover the cursor over the photograph.
Standing Still brings together three artists who share similar principles linking to the natural environment. Each artist brings to the exhibition their very individual approaches; selecting materials and processes they have both passion for and great skill in working with, to create their desired outcomes. Nick Davies, Sasha Kingston and Jayne Walker find inspiration from the coastal geology of South and West Wales - exploring the rock strata, geographical contours, surfaces shaped by weathering and erosion - the rhythms and cycles associated with the natural world. The artists have kept a dialogue throughout their research and making stages, sharing experiences, observations, experiments with materials.
