yay! after several attempts over the last months i have finally been able to sign in.....so an update to follow,
for now check out 'The Glue Factory', Glasgow event BYOBeamer - video projection from previous installations will be showing as part of an amazing multi-projection 'tank' on 30th Nov ....see their wesite for info...
http://www.thegluefactory.org
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
studio@38
moved to a new studio
wonderful
many thanks to all who came along to make it such a woderful evening!
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Sunday, 18 September 2011
EQUILIBRIUM
EQUILIBRIUM
CONTEMPORARY WOMEN’S VISUAL ART
MACROBERT ARTHOUSE
STIRLING UNIVERSITY
26THOCTOBER-21STNOVEMBER
RECEPTION 28THOCT 6.30PM
CONTEMPORARY WOMEN’S VISUAL ART
MACROBERT ARTHOUSE
STIRLING UNIVERSITY
26THOCTOBER-21STNOVEMBER
RECEPTION 28THOCT 6.30PM
EQILIBRIUM
IS AN ECCLECTIC AND EXCITING EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART FROM BOTH
ESTABLISHED AND EMERGING WOMEN ARTIST LIVING IN CENTRAL SCOTLAND, WHICH PROMISES
TO BE CHALLENGING IN ITS DIVERSITY, OVER TWENTY ARTISTS* TOGETHER REPRESENTATIVE
OF A CURRENT ‘TOUR DE FORCE’ THAT ASSERTS A RECONSIDERATION OF THE POSITION AND
POLITICS OF WOMEN’S ART.
Macrobert
is based on the Stirling University campus, it is open daily from 10am -late
For
information about the Macrobert programme, access, etc, please visit www.macrobert.org.
For
information about the Arthouse space, contact Kate Timperly, Events
Officer, t: (01786) 466666, or e: kate.timperly@macrobert.org
For
further information about the exhibition, to arrange interviews / photo
opportunities/ print quality images, invitations or flyers contact:
Lesley
Mcdermott, t: 07903650197,
e: lesleymcdermott@hotmail.co.uk
*Exhibiting
artists and websites;
Catherine
King www.catherineking.org.uk
Lesley Anne Derks www.laderks.co.uk
lesley
mcdermott www.lesleymcdermott.weebly.comLesley Anne Derks www.laderks.co.uk
Carolyn
Mason www.hangingtogether.co.uk
Greer
Ralston www.ralstonfineart.com
Maggie
Laidlaw www.wix.com/maggie_laidlaw/mfl
Angie
McLaren http://handmadepaper-angie.blogspot.com
Shona
Young www.shonayoung.co.uk
Mo
McAlpine
Clare
Yarrington www.clareyarrington.com
Jennifer
Caine www.jennifercaine.org
Nicola
Wilson www.wix.com/nico1988/nico
Angela
Houton
Jaqueline
Marr www.jacquelinemarr.co.uk
Mary
Hamilton www.mary-hamilton.co.uk
Donna
McGee
Staci
Rawlison cargocollective.com/Superlectricindustries
Stacie
Allan badesign2.wordpress.com/stacie-allan
Susan
McIntosh www.wix.com/susanmcintosh/art
Michelle
McPake modevu.herobo.com/michelle.html
Mandy
Tait www.nattymaid.co.uk
lesley
Creevy
Caroline
Carmichael www.carolinecarmichael.co.uk
Karen
Strang www.karenstrang.co.uk
Sue
MylesMonday, 5 September 2011
vault- the mutual
i'm delighted to be selected for this, should be an exciting event!
The Mutual at Vault Art Glasgow
9-11 September 2011
The Briggait, 141 Bridgegate, G1 5HZ
Entrance £4.00, under 12s free
www.vaultartglasgow.com
The Mutual finds a sympathetic staging for an idealistic exploration of cultural commerce and non-monetary exchange within The Briggait for VAULT 2011. As a fish market the Briggait was once a trading ground in which commodities were bought and sold. Similarly invested in ideas of trade, communication and fair exchange The Mutual draws inspiration from the industrial traditions of skilled labor and Glasgow’s mercantile heritage.
In Glasgow and at The Briggait the passage of time has replaced one market and its attendant community with another. Within this new creative market we showcase a series of pamphlets by fifteen of our members; displayed and traded according to the pageantry and volume of the previous market. The members have created their works in response to the ideas and issues surrounding the venue and the event recalling the legacy of the fish market and examining notions of exchange; commodity, service or intellectual trading, monetary or otherwise.
In an alternative method of communication reminiscent of maritime signals a series of unique flags created by each artist have been turned into a new textile commission on collaboration with Bespoke Atelier.
Mutual member Artists involved in this project:
Jennifer Argo
Jenny Baynes
Oliver Braid
Jamie Clements
Aideen Doran
Lisa Jennings
Katie McCain
Lesley McDermott
Matt McKenna
Douglas Morland
The Mutual at Vault Art Glasgow
9-11 September 2011
The Briggait, 141 Bridgegate, G1 5HZ
Entrance £4.00, under 12s free
www.vaultartglasgow.com
The Mutual finds a sympathetic staging for an idealistic exploration of cultural commerce and non-monetary exchange within The Briggait for VAULT 2011. As a fish market the Briggait was once a trading ground in which commodities were bought and sold. Similarly invested in ideas of trade, communication and fair exchange The Mutual draws inspiration from the industrial traditions of skilled labor and Glasgow’s mercantile heritage.
In Glasgow and at The Briggait the passage of time has replaced one market and its attendant community with another. Within this new creative market we showcase a series of pamphlets by fifteen of our members; displayed and traded according to the pageantry and volume of the previous market. The members have created their works in response to the ideas and issues surrounding the venue and the event recalling the legacy of the fish market and examining notions of exchange; commodity, service or intellectual trading, monetary or otherwise.
In an alternative method of communication reminiscent of maritime signals a series of unique flags created by each artist have been turned into a new textile commission on collaboration with Bespoke Atelier.
Mutual member Artists involved in this project:
Jennifer Argo
Jenny Baynes
Oliver Braid
Jamie Clements
Aideen Doran
Lisa Jennings
Katie McCain
Lesley McDermott
Matt McKenna
Douglas Morland
Penny Victoria Rafferty
Richard Taylor/Sophie Frost
Adam Sheild
Minka Stoyanova
With thanks to City Markets Glasgow
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
prefab exhibition
hope you can make it
here's a wee peek at some of the work;
Studio 42, West Graham Street, Glasgow, G4 9LJ
Prefab is an exhibition of selected works by artists, Lesley McDermott, Angie McLaren, Carolyn Mason and Linda McLaughin. The artists have taken over the Studio 41 space to explore a range of ideas based on a female perspective of our role and experiences how they evolve with society. The works are challenging, often posing awkward questions that don’t have easy answers. In the title there is a suggestion of impermanence, of an era when things were different, certainly in terms of women's role in society, our childhood, how environment and experiences influence what we become.
Works on show include:
lesley mcdermott- the screen print series 'a woman's place' references aspects of feminist text that allude to shifts or complacencies in current attitudes to equality, the installation 'someplace new' (collaborative homage to 70's 'Womanhouse' with linda mclaughlin) comprises of digital piece 'semiotics of the home' and found object/ mixed media work
angie mclaren- handmade paper hangings trap personal items, sculptural objects, photomontage and digital presentation 'Awakenings' based on women's intimate thoughts, reflect experiences, feelings, relationships and memories
carolyn mason- mixed media pieces include a christening dress stitched meticulously from condoms and winged moth-like objects constructed using human hair, also a series of screen prints are amongst various responses to the female persona.
Exhibition runs: Sunday 7th - Friday 12 August 2011, 12pm - 5pm daily
(Thursday late opening 12pm - 9pm)
Preview: Saturday 6 August 2011, 7-9pm
This conceptual, visual art exhibition includes installation, sculpture, print, photography and video that will fascinate and provoke a personal response.
here's a wee peek at some of the work;
carolyn mason
also lesley mcdermott
angie mclaren *
and linda mclaughlin
Prefab – Exhibition opening: Saturday 6th August 2001 5pm – 7pm
Studio 42, West Graham Street, Glasgow, G4 9LJ
Prefab is an exhibition of selected works by artists, Lesley McDermott, Angie McLaren, Carolyn Mason and Linda McLaughin. The artists have taken over the Studio 41 space to explore a range of ideas based on a female perspective of our role and experiences how they evolve with society. The works are challenging, often posing awkward questions that don’t have easy answers. In the title there is a suggestion of impermanence, of an era when things were different, certainly in terms of women's role in society, our childhood, how environment and experiences influence what we become.
Works on show include:
lesley mcdermott- the screen print series 'a woman's place' references aspects of feminist text that allude to shifts or complacencies in current attitudes to equality, the installation 'someplace new' (collaborative homage to 70's 'Womanhouse' with linda mclaughlin) comprises of digital piece 'semiotics of the home' and found object/ mixed media work
angie mclaren- handmade paper hangings trap personal items, sculptural objects, photomontage and digital presentation 'Awakenings' based on women's intimate thoughts, reflect experiences, feelings, relationships and memories
carolyn mason- mixed media pieces include a christening dress stitched meticulously from condoms and winged moth-like objects constructed using human hair, also a series of screen prints are amongst various responses to the female persona.
Exhibition runs: Sunday 7th - Friday 12 August 2011, 12pm - 5pm daily
(Thursday late opening 12pm - 9pm)
Preview: Saturday 6 August 2011, 7-9pm
This conceptual, visual art exhibition includes installation, sculpture, print, photography and video that will fascinate and provoke a personal response.
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