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Tag Archives: watercolour
Dan Shipsides / Shipsides and Beggs Projects, Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast, 22 March -20 April, 2018
Armscliff; Great Western Oil on Canvas, Dan Shipsides,1994 To meet the word on its own terms, to meet the world on its own terms is an art immensely rewarding yet immensely difficult. The title of this painting has a letter R … Continue reading
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Tagged assemblage, climbing, collage, drawings, embroidery, etching, painting, photography. found objects, watercolour, weaving
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Helen Blake, David Crone, Tony Hill: Works on paper, Fenderesky Gallery I, Belfast, Sept 7 – Oct 7, 2017
Works on paper – what does it mean to you? It is a specific art speak born out of undisciplined open ended dionysian intoxication with multitude of materials an artist can use to make visual art on the ubiquitous paper. … Continue reading
Paddy McCann: Eyes to the Wind, Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast, 11 May – 10 June 2017
A face, neck and shoulder of a three quarter “portrait” , positioned between two calm and cold walls, addresses us over a mad riot of exploding red, yellow, and other hues. The blue above the head suggests an open space … Continue reading
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Tagged appropriation, painting, responsiveness, W.J.T. Mitchell, watercolour
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Sharon Kelly at ArtisAnn Gallery Belfast, May 4-27 2017
Sharon Kelly watercolours with graphite form a half of two persons exhibition titled Dissolving into ambiguity with Lenka Davidikova( b 1980, Dolny Kubin, Slovak Republic). Both graduated from the University of Ulster – 26 years apart. I have written about Kelly’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Albrecht Duerer, ArtisAnn gallery, August Rodin, Bertrand Russell, dance, drawing, Giordano Bruno, graphite, grief, Sharon Kelly, watercolour
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Cathy Henderson, Ebb and Flow. at the ADF Gallery, Belfast, 17 January – 7 March 2014
Cathy Henderson exhibited twenty images aiming “…to capture the transience of the coastal view: a sense of shifting skies, and the persistently fluctuating mood of weather.” (News Release January 2014).
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Tagged Alberto Giacometti, Albrecht Altdorfer, Alesso Baldovinetti, F Nietzsche, Jacob van Ruisdael, painting, skyscape, watercolour
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Keike Twisselmann
A painter and performance artist, she has agreed to an email conversation and provided 10 discs with drawings and paintings and photographs. Those impressed me with sameness of visual means: clashing hues do not clash, over saturated brushstrokes define the precise … Continue reading
Posted in article, email conversation
Tagged door, eidos, Emil Nolde, German Expresionism, Life drawing, market, motorbikes, painting, performance, philosophy, racing, sail, watercolour
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Sharon Kelly
Sharon Kelly: The Liminal Space of the Runner The Gallery, Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast, January 25 – February 16, 2013 Ninety works on paper and a video are comfortably and beautifully displayed in the three rooms of the gallery at … Continue reading
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Tagged charcoal, Down Arts Centre Downpatrick, gouache, graphite, on paper, Sharon Kelly, video; Crescent Arts Centre, watercolour
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