Monday, 8 April 2013

P H O T O T I M E









TAKING PICTURES




I have always taken photos as a way of capturing moments. Originally only photographing significant events or unions of people, but recently I realised that the moments of normalcy and basic intimacy can make the most exciting photos.

My memory is pretty awful, so it is a way for me to relive these memorable times, whether they were good or bad, fleeting or durational. I like having a hard copy of an event; a piece of evidence to back up that flash of memory. Just to remind myself it did happen, in that way.
I photograph the moments that are important to me; the moments in these pictures are significant, not because they are of a particular occasion, but because there is something about that moment that is in its own minute way really stood out to me. They are poignant and personal and provoke emotion, in myself and hopefully in the viewer. I am unsettled by what I see sometimes but that is even more the reason to take the shot. Life can be full of crap but also really great and I plan on photographing both. 












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Tuesday, 19 March 2013


CONVERSE

SARAH BAUM, REBECCA DAVIES, POPPIE JACONELLI
& CAROLINE MCDOUGALL


The Malt Cross 18th-24th March
Private View 18th March 6-8pm




The gallery is a space in which to converse.  
In this body of work we are exploring the idea of the gallery space as an environment for conversation between the pieces and a platform for enquiry.

By curating the pieces in such a way, we are allowing questions to be asked between the work; individually, in groups and as a whole. Conversations about medium, process and context occur; with themes of femininity and masculinity, security, conservation, intimacy, experience, structure and production.

The links between the pieces are either tenuous and subtle or obvious and blunt, either way a discussion point is created; both representationally and physically



Installation view of 'Ephemerality'









Close up of  'The Colour Blue Represents Emptiness, Sky and Sea-The Intangible’


Close up of .‘Untitled; Ultra(marine, soil)'


Untangram’




'Flood Paths, Sorry for the inconvenience'


Photos from the private view on the 18th March 



















Here is the fantastic review of the exhibition by Amanda Lock on the a-n website :