Future Shows

Here are two posters for some future shows from some e11even group members.

First up is e.mer.gence which features work from Hannah Weatherhead and other recent graduates:

 

Open from 5 September – Sunday 2 October 2011 Gallery 3, Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable.

Secondly is Helen Morley's first solo show Looking for Grace.

Open from 5 November – 13 November 2011 at St. Nicholas' Church,  Maidstone.

Updates

Some of our artists have work in the UCA Pop Up Gallery in Chatham. It is now open with an artist meet and greet on August the 5th, 4-7pm.

Don't forget you can follow what the e11even members are up to by clicking the image links on the right!

 See how this piece was made here.

             See more drawings here.

Private View. Herbert Read Gallery. 11.07.11

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A few exhibition views.

  

          

     

 

Show details.

Show launch Monday 11th July at 6pm. Show open 10-5pm daily until Friday 15th July.

Herbert Read Gallery

University for the Creative Arts

Canterbury 

CT1 3AN. 

Limited parking available on site.

Introductions.

Welcome to the blog for the art group eleven. 


Formed of fresh new fine art graduates from University of the Creative Arts, Canterbury. 
This page will show the progression of our practices, events and show details (and any other information we deem necessary to share). We consist of: Steven Bagshaw, Rufus Filmer, Helen Morley, Tony Newton, Marta Patlewicz, Timothy Skinner, Jack Sutherland, Hannah Weatherhead and Danny Whitcher.




The following show is lined up for the Herbert Read Gallery, Canterbury 11-15th July:


Searching for New Understanding

The work of art is not an object of pure reception from the world that informs it, art originates its own reality via the instinctual investigations of the artist in response to the world around them.

At the core of the works presented by each artist within this exhibition lies a distinctly personal investigation of the intricacies of the world around us; a search for the unfamiliar within the familiar realm. By unpicking what we take for granted, we attempt to understand the world in a new light. To resituate and reimagine what is taken as fact becomes an exploration of self-schema within the artist.

The subjectivity of the human perception of reality implies that the perception of all things, concepts, and ideas in the universe differs between individuals. The dualisms between strength and fragility, material and mimesis and utopia and dystopia are presented here in unstable terms, as open questions to the audience. The relativistic perception of reality within each viewer will define which term is deemed most appropriate.