Last year I went to several exhibitions, one of them was at the Ulster Museum in Belfast. Here is some comments in some of the works, and photographs of the exhibits. I saw really amazing paintings, prints, sculpture. Overall it was a very nice exhibition
Brian
Ballard
Oil
on canvas, 150x120. In this painting Brian Ballard created a forest
scene. Trees on the left and right side of the painting give the
impression that there is a path between them. The colours which have
been used are blue, green, yellow, purple and they suggest that the
scene took place during the twilight. The lighter colours on the
painting seems to be like the rays of the sun during the sunset.
There is a texture due to use of palette knife.
There
are blue lines on the ground suggesting shadows but also it reminds
me of souls traveling, or little fairies playing around the trees.
Making
News,
source: personal archive
Paul
Seawright
C
Type Print 3/6, 127x152. In this photograph Seawright presents a TV
studio, with lights, cameras, chairs, a desk and one person in the
middle.The studio in this print is like a theatre, lights on the
top, the news caster in the middle of the scene finished his act. The
body language suggest that the news have finish for today and the
“actor” - news caster feels relieved and relaxed. Also the title
of the Print “Making news” brings up an antithesis of what we
think about news and what really are.
Sea,
source: personal archive
Barrie
Cooke
Oil
on canvas, 77x77. This is an impressionist painting. According to the
tittle the painting is about the sea, the white colour suggests
waves, and the green and purple the sea and rocks. In fact this
painting doesn't seems to present the sea but snowy mountains and
green meadows. A nostalgic painting
about the beauty of nature.
Moss
Side, source:
personal
archive
Elizabeth
Magill
Oil on Canvas, 170x140. A green forest with white and yellow lines
across the painting, Some threes are higher than the others and they
have foliage only on top. It's like a snowstorm but also it looks
like a magic forest with many little fairies and fireflies flying
throughout the trees under misty sky.
Sharon Kelly
Pencil and watercolour, 80x65. The mediums that have been used shows
a minimalistic view of the bouquet and very good skill. In addition
to that this minimalistic view doesn't reduce the volume of the
drawing. One of the roses is painted with a pale pink watercolour, it
could symbolize hope, or loneliness, or even an inner alienation.
Synaptic
Spark, source:
personal
archive
James McCullough
Paper Sculpture, 66x114x13. A tribal sculpture in a
frame, made by rolled magazines. The idea of using rolled paper to
make things or art it is not new or even original. Some examples who
use rolled paper to create art are the artist Nava Lubelski and Amy
Eisenfeld Genser.
Rock, Pat Harris
Garden Objects, David Crone
Song, Mark Shields
Dreaming - St. Lukes, Eddie Rafferty
Pulse, Karen Hunter
Disturbing the (Natural) balance, Majella Clancy
Itinerant, Mark Shields
Separate a dependent clause, Aga Szot
on top: Haven for William Scott, below: Poem for William Scott, Mavis Thomson
Hare, 'Absence Repainted' series, David Withers
The Journey, Jack Pakenham
Victoria Rebecca Patrick
Red Model, Simon McWilliams
Best
Andy
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