Collateral Damage.

Brief: develop a 3-Dimensional 'drawing' expresses something about the theme that have explored during the previous weeks. (War World I poetry)

Group: Simon, Sholto, Josefin, Lisa.

I emailed this the woman who owns an exhibition space on i think near old kent road (which is good location wise) it sounds pretty cool and isnt ridiculously priced either.

This is the email i got in return.

Hi Ben,

 

Here's the info: 

 

Nolias Gallery, near TATE MODERN: HIRE fees: £550 per week. 

 

For exact Location, log on to www.noliasgallery.com and click CONTACT. It is on Gt Suffolk St., SE1....very near your College.

 

We have held a couple of exhibitions for LCC Illustration department, in the past.

 

For a non obligitory viewing appointment, do not hesitate to contact on 07984716668.

 

Best regards

 

Nolia Devlin

 

Director   


Also as for the name I kind of liked the idea of 'maybe illustrated' as a title.

Ben.

Show

So we were discussing having something interactive at the show today and I mentioned some work by a group called Everfresh.

NGVstudio - Everfresh - Graffiti always wins from Everfresh Studio on Vimeo.

I was thinking we could have a wall open with various different mediums to use where the public could come and paint on. At the end of the night we would pull of a covering layer so that our shows name was left.  Obviously we don't have the money to get a huge wall covered in vinyl but I think there's a few options we could look at.

Rebecca

Sholto Douglas

Sholto Douglas

Sholto Douglas

Nick Morley

Emily Rose Collins.

So I havn't been able to get to a scanner over the holidays, technology in Devon never advanced past Snake 2 and kettles! Finally here are a few sketchbook pages. I've been particularly focusing on overlapping, how conflicting lines,scale and rotation create different moods and tension in my drawings...

Angela Enyori

this sketch is of a nude but I wanted to show movement

Ballet steps

Swan Lake, movement using a photocoper

Sid Seokhan Jung

Please click to see larger

Alex Mellon

Ballet of the red shoes.

Rita Sarpong