I’m pleased to announce that “Moors of Home ” has been selected by Ryedale Folk Museum for the In The Open Exhibition. The selection panel was made up of artists, Joe Cornish, Kane Cunningham, Layla Khoo and Jen Smith.
In The Open Exhibition
Size 21 x 27 cm. The piece is hand embroidered and hand stitched with vintage Sylko thread on cotton cloth Eco printed with leaves and petals from my lockdown garden in Summer 2020. To read more about this artwork, please visit this post.
Moors of Home
The exhibition runs from 18th September – 14th November at Ryedale Folk Museum, Hutton le Hole, North Yorkshire, YO62 6UA. A printed exhibition catalogue will be available via the Museum.
I’m pleased to announce that “COVID -19 Part 1” has been selected for the New Grooves Exhibition in Notting Hill, London.
This exhibition of prints will feature images of artwork from each of the many virtual exhibitions hosted by New Grooves Gallery during the pandemic.
The exhibition runs from 13th – 21st August 2021 at the Blaze Image Gallery, 111 Talbot Road, Notting Hill, London W11 2AT.
New Grooves Exhibition in Notting Hill PosterCOVID 19 – Part 1: a personal journey through Lockdown 2020
An online exhibition preview is available where you can and vote for your favourite artwork – Please vote for me!
Screen shot – Exhibition preview.
“We would like to exhibit EVERYONE’s work …. All artworks will be exhibited in the form of prints so that everyone has the opportunity to exhibit their work! We’re donating all the profits to Create Charity, a charity whose focus is on creative and mental health – something which is super important to us.” – Zoe & Eleanor, curators at New Grooves.
Update: So happy to read the exhibition review by ‘Round Lemon’. Here’s a quote from it;
“Among the many forms of art presented like jewelry, sculpture and sea glass is a much needed emphasis on the art of embroidery, a form of art that is underrepresented and underrated in the world as we know it through spectacular artists like Tracy Davidson, Claire Graves and Catherine Hill.”
The virtual exhibition space was designed by Crystal Letters can be viewed on-line via this link.
Exhibiting artists
The entrance to the virtual Walk Bye Anniversary Exhibition
Inside the Exhibition
Moors of Home
Inside the Exhibition
Inside the Exhibition
“ABOUT WALK_BYE Founder of Walk-Bye, Catalina Aranguren, has always been inspired by the power of art to transform and connect us. The pandemic has allowed for her to share her artwork virtually in other countries including Sweden, UK, Hungary and Spain. Art has become a way to continue to connect to others during a time when we all feel so suddenly disconnected from the outside world. The human element is severely missing, what we all really need right now — connection to others outside the virtual.”
