Narrative Remains: The Ties That Bind II: Textile Trptych

Sonja Andrew

Narrative Remains: The Ties That Bind II: Textile Trptych

Sonja Andrew (Artist)

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Abstract

Selected by Peter Florence, Director, Hay Festivals and Amanda Popham, renowned ceramicist and Member of the Devon Guild, this exhibition shows the work of regional, national and international artist-makers, working in disciplines of contemporary craft, who are directly influenced by words.

Narrative Remains explores the relationships between stories, poems, prose or quotes and the chosen makers' work. The exhibition shows the imagination engendered by words and stories through the creation of contemporary craft. Work on show includes installations, photography, print, collage, enamel, ceramics and textiles. In these works the narrative emerges in the spaces between the pieces as well as between the viewer and the work, opening up more possibilities for extending the storytelling.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 18 Jan 2014
Externally published	Yes
Event	Narrative Remains - Bovey Tracey, Devon, United Kingdom Duration: 18 Jan 2014 → 23 Mar 2014 https://issuu.com/emilyhart335/docs/devon-guild-of-craftsmen-2014011712

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Narrative Remains: The Ties That Bind II: Textile Trptych

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