the latest from the Jersey art community

Friday, 10 September 2010
The Workshop, La Rue de la Ville Neveu, St Ouen
The Workshop group
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

‘The Workshop’ is a new exciting collective of Jersey artists who have recently set up a group of artist studios in St Ouens. Joining together are Textile artists; Sarah Jordan, Bianca Padidar, Lisa Macdonald and Justine Taylor who has Rinky Dink Designs as well as ceramics by Jane James and Photographer and Film artist Alison Richards.

‘The Workshop’ collective will be opening up their studios for you to visit. The workshop open studios are based at La Rue de la Ville Neveu, St Ouen.

Open Studio evening:

Friday 10 September,  6pm - 9pm

(Catch a shuttle bus from The Windmill)

Exhibition by Sara Job

Monday, 23 August 2010Saturday, 18 September 2010
Sara Job
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

Artist Sara Job was invited by the The Arts in Health Care Trust to be Artist in Residence for six months. Based at The Hollies Day Care Centre Sara interacted with the clients which formed the inspiration for her exhibition.

Sara describes her experience as having 3 phases. Firstly she established her identity as a visiting artist and got to know the clients through a series of life drawings. “I was delighted with the positive response from the clients both to the drawings themselves and to the experience of sitting as a model and benefitting from the one-to-one interaction this provided.”

The second phase looked at issues of anxiety through making Guatemalan Worry Dolls believed to take away troubles that are shared with them. Clients made their own worry dolls which Sara used as inspriration for her series of drawings and paintings.
" Often the loss of independence and control in our latter years brings an acute sense of anxiety which can at times...

Saturday, 4 September 2010
The Grand Hotel
Stephen Davies
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

A one day showcase featuring 18 Original Aviation and Military pencil drawings by Stephen Davies.

One day only at The Grand Hotel, Saturday 4th September, 10am - 6pm

Monday, 23 August 2010Sunday, 19 September 2010
Stephen Davies
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

From an early age Stephen was fascinated by aeroplanes and flight. Taking imagery from photos and magazines he adapts these ideas to become his own. Using pencils he creates intricate images which have an almost photogenic feel to them. His influences incluse the Airfix artworks by Roy Cross and the painting of Michael Turner, as well as comic book illustrations of aircraft by various illustrators.

Exhbition of both original and prints of his Aviation and military pencil drawings.

 

Monday, 16 August 2010Saturday, 4 September 2010
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

 
I have primarily worked with black ink and muted colours in the past but through these new works i have experimented with a mix of vibrant colours and pattern. This new work has been heavily influenced by my recent discovery of the German expressionist movement, Bruke, and a new appreciation of the work of Matisse. Along with the influence Picasso's early work has always had on my artwork these have combined to steer my painting in this new expressive and colourful direction.

Thursday, 29 July 2010Tuesday, 14 September 2010
Mixed group of artists
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

A mixed exhibition where you’ll find a variety of work from paintings, photography, prints, jewellery, ceramics and even clocks. You can visit all the artists and craftworkers in their studios including The Precious Metal Studio, Sylvia Riseborough Children’s Designs, Maureen Osborne paintings, Nanette Regan Cloth toys and much much more including Peter Fancourt’s work featured above.

Sunday, 29 August 2010Friday, 24 September 2010
Charles Hudson
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

An exhibiton of colourful mixed media work that stems from Charles’ imagination creating interesting surreal imagery with both a painterly and drawn quality to the work.

Sunday, 22 August 2010Thursday, 16 September 2010
Jersey Maritime Museum
Katherine Cadin
by Karen
1 week 5 days ago

Inspired by the sea, its people and Island Heritage Katherine approached Doug Ford at the Maritime Museum where she discovered the historical roles of maritime women were at risk of being fogotten.

The exhibition is inspired by the Oyster trade that was once a booming industry in Gorey Harbour from 1810 to 1871 . At the heart of this industry was the Oyster women. Katherine said how the story of the oyster women moved her and inspired her to create this body of work to comemorate them.

“Hundreds of women would gather on the beach and sort, package and carry baskets of oysters to be shipped onto boats bound for England.  It was hard physical, dirty work and these hardworking women were the backbone of the industry.  Yet no records of them exist. I spent the year researching history books, the Jersey museum, the Societe Jersiaise, and the archives of the museum at the Sir Francis Cook gallery, and was astonished to discover that not one name, photograph or...

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