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- "Living with Art and Energies"
- ! Exhibition continues until 20th August 2007,
- showing Nicole Bartos' retrospective work (1997-2007) and a part of the group show involving local and Romanian and Hungarian artists.
- Viewing by appointment only.
- Please contact: 07756912911 or email: nbartos@gmail.com to make an appointment.
- Part of the exhibition continues until further notice. This time you will only be able to view the Nicole Bartos' retrospective, few of the local artists works and Romanian and Hungarian artists' show. Please, click exhibitions link for most recent updates and scroll this page for artists statements and links to view more images from the initial show which started since 9th June.
Local artists exhibiting:
Julie Anderson, Richard
Ashworth, Nicole Bartos, Kate
Dadiani, Fonchon Frohlich, Pamela Holstein, Barbara Jones, Sarah
Nicholson, Nathan Pendlebury,
Arthur Roberts, Claire
Stringer, Xia Lu, Margaretha
Schöning, Sylwia Kajdanska.
International artists exhibiting: Nagachoo,
Lucia Lobont, Andrea Szocs, Andra
(Felicia Predescu), Radu Bimbea, Doina Stici, Andras
and Judith Koncz-Munich, Adel Kiss, Melinda
Farkas, Ovidiu Muraru,
Marius Georgescu, Dorel Gaina, Emil
Moritz, Andor Komives,
Eugen Savinescu.
Click here for more details from exhibiton private view- 9th June 2007
See more artworks from the exhibition, by clicking here.
More artworks and space related images from exhibition ...
! REMINDER:
This event, supported by artinliverpool.com (Thanks
to Ian Jackson!) and The Grange,
is running until the end of June 2007 (30th); involves, local artists
from various ethnical backgrounds such as: Romanian-Hungarian, Georgian,
Chinese, Austrian, German, Polish and international artists from: Romania,
Hungary, and Japan.
A unique opportunity
to see valuable artworks displayed in a residential area, which gives
the feeling of embarking on a "back in time" journey
through centuries.
As a brief introduction, to some of the artists and works exhibited: you will find Sarah Nicholson' s installations evoking stored memories and flash- backs, some of Nicole Bartos’ mixed media, painting, small ceramic sculpture and experimental art cycles created since 1997, most of the work being created in this venue where the exhibition takes place; Margaretha Schöning, member of Basement group, showing mixed media and painting works; Fonchon Fröhlich, (who initiated the Collective Phenomena) showing a couple of very strong etchings, Arthur Roberts (Loop), showing one of his recent and intricate drawings, Barbara Jones showing one of her etchings, Richard Ashworth showing a cycle of new mixed media and collage pieces (using recycled cereal boxes), Kate Dadiani Taylor showing one of her energetic piece, part of the series entitled “REFLECTION”, Nathan Pendlebury showing paintings, Pamela Holstein showing etchings and aqua- tinta, Claire Stringer showing paintings, Sylwia Kajdanska showing painting, Xia Lu with sketches of Liverpool scenes, Julie Anderson with paintings, Nagachoo (Japan) showing mixed media and paintings on paper revealing very strong energies and vibrations, etc.
Note:
15% of art sales will be donated to a charity (Age Concern).
Viewing: 2 pm-6
pm during
week days, except Wednesday and Sunday, or by appointment.
Event organised by Gallery4allarts,
www.gallery4allarts.com
Venue: The Grange, 36 Ullet Road, Liverpool L17 3BP
Contact:
07756912911
nbartos@gmail.com
More "Thank you" note:
Thanks to those making it for the Private view (9th June) and thanks
to the musicians:
Stan Ambrose, Roger Edwards, Martin Robinson, who kindley dedicated their time and sublime music to our enjoyment and enhanced the beauty and welcoming of this event!
ARTISTS, WORKS and STATEMENTS:
Local Artists:
Julie Anderson
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" Wood" (Orange)
Ink on paper, framed
17"x21"
£ 195
" Wood" (Brown)
Ink on paper, framed
17"x21"
£ 195
" Midst"
Mixed media on canvas
10"x14"
£ 135
" Target"
Mixed media on canvas
10"x14"
£ 135
Artist’s Statement - Julie Anderson
“The work is primarily
concerned with the process of creating and experimenting, allowing
the materials to take on a life of their own
The finished ‘product’ is ultimately “nothing in particular” but
a moment in time reflecting past, present and future experiences through the
materials.
I use a variety of media including ink, charcoal, paint, magazines and found
objects, working with and against their nature, subconsciously arranging and
rearranging textures, marks and colour until I want to stop.
This resulting tension of intuitively creating and conscious decision making
is a contradictory thread that runs through my work, making it pleasing, challenging
pretty or ugly, depending upon the viewer’s perspective.
Julie is an experienced, Professional Artist, Evaluator-Researcher and Holistic
Therapist who uses imaginative, artistic and creative techniques in a variety
of approaches and settings. She has the experience of working in many different
environments–Local Government, Academia, Holistic Therapies and the Art
World.”
“Composition 1-10”
Mixed medium on wood board
£ 150/ each
“These works are self explanatory, concrete, self existent, and they only confirm my own existence, as a person who thinks and feels, and sees its Mans nature in relation to the material nature.”
See "art of the day (18th June 2007)" link in artinliverpool.com
http://www.artinliverpool.com/blog/blogarch/2007/06/artwork_of_the_day_nicole_bart.php
Kate Dadiani
'GOLDEN FISH', 2005
Acrylic & mixed media on Fabriano Paper
80X60 cm
£ 437, 5
Khatuna Dadiani Taylor was
born in Georgia. She attended the State Academy of Art in Tbilisi.
She moved to England in 1993.
The beauty and intensity of nature's colours in her country profoundly
affected her vision, which she expresses through her art.
'Golden Fish' is part of the series entitled REFLECTION
"
The 'Idea' comes from the model of the universe, spheres, densities,
colours and volumes floating in space, traversing clouds, sprays of water,
currents of air, other symbols of life. To express our experience of
the universe and living in this time and space, I use the colour silver
as a metaphor for the rapid progression of technology and the destruction
that it brings to nature. " K.D.T
Fonchon Fröhlich
“While living in Paris
I was attracted to Bill Hayter, the fabulous etcher and painter who
lived in New York and Paris. He died while he was in the midst of his
painting.
He had Jackson Pollok as his student in New York and Viera de Silva in Paris.
am also a painter and philosopher and have written a book on Bill Hayter’s
methods of experimental drawing, and the origin of ‘Collective Phenomena’ which
is a group of painters painting together with a musician who tunes into our movements
in Paris, London and Liverpool.” (the artist)
“ White signs against Chaos”
“ Mandala”, etchings
Pamela Holstein
“Since my first trip to Greece, I've been fascinated
by the little shrines found
on roadsides. The variety of shape and form, each one unique and home
made. Just as fascinating are the contents, from a single tea light to
a chaotic jumble of icons, candles, bottles of lamp oil.
Some are well tended despite the seemingly remote location, others forlorn,
decayed, and abandoned to the weather and on one sorry occasion, I discovered
one whose
contents had caught fire. They have formed the basis for my current series of
work.” (Pamela Holstein)
‘Road to Petra’
Drypoint & Aquatint
£ 35
‘ Little
Gem’
Drypoint & Aquatint
£ 35
‘Near Anaxos’
Drypoint & Aquatint
£ 35
Barbara Jones
Etching
Sarah Nicholson makes temporary
installations which determine to make viewers think about the ways
in which we relate to and engage with our daily life, with places,
spaces and people. The work is concerned with the transitory nature
of people, objects and the ways in which they move and shift across
physical, cultural, imaginary and geographical boundaries.
Often featuring conceptual upholstery in her work, Sarah's work examines the
relationship between art and daily life, choosing techniques and materials which
have been traditionally associated with the domestic, home craft and the decorative
to create objects which nurture and protect.
The artist recycles and regroups works to construct new layers of meaning, in
part influenced by the space of the environment itself. She describes her installations
and objects as having a "familial relationship". Like family members
they each have an individual identity, but can be modified and enhanced by the
group dynamic. The dynamic changes each time that the works are re-arranged or
re-made and are affected by the associative positioning of the sculptures and
their current spatial context.
Important elements of the structure are the maps, made from memory, and devoid
of words which would be drawn across the furniture/vessels and their sails. "Memory
is a vital area of my work; my memory has been damaged by illness, yet my identity
appears to remain intact. This seems to run contrary to current theories of mind
which locate identity very much with memory. If I draw a map of Liverpool from
my damaged memory how right or wrong will I get it? What will that tell the viewer
of my experience of living in the city? What will it tell me about it?"
'Fantasy Vessel for the Grange', 2007
Found object assemblage
Variable size.
"Outside the Sun is shining"
Mixed medium on canvas
76x60cmcm
Price: £400
"Garden"
Mixed medium on canvas
40,5x30,5cm
Price: £180 (Framed)
Arthur Roberts
“The geometric complexities of the Universe are fascinating and beautiful. The magical patterns that hold stars and rainbows, genes and snowflakes are of endless inspiration.”(the artist)
"Untitled”, pencil on paper
Margaretha Schöning
“ Untitled”
Wax, mixed media
£350
“ Untitled 1,
2”
Oil on canvas
£350
" Harmony in hormones"
Acrylic on canvas (in relief)
90x90 cm
in framed
£ 400
Sylwia Kajdanska, born in
Poland, lives and creates in UK since 2005.
In 1995 completed Public Artistic High school of Bielsko-Biala.
In 2000 graduated in Silesian University with degree in Art Education (specialized
in painting). During 2000-2005 lived and created in Milan, collaborating with
Spazio Marghera Gallery.
International artists exhibiting:
Lucia Lobont
Radu Bimbea
Doina Stici
Andras and Judith Koncz-Munich
Adel Kiss
Marius Georgescu
Dorel Gaina
Eugen Savinescu.
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