Talk
Call and Response
16 Mar 2019
Event times
THE EVENT IS POSTPONED UNTIL LATER IN 2019
Cost of entry
Non Members £10, members of SIT select and select network £7.50
Pay on Door £11 / £8.50
Tickets limited and booking strongly advised.
Address
- 13 Lansdown
- Stroud
England - GL5 1BB
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Stroud Bus station GL5 1QA
- Stroud station GL5 3AR
**EVENT POSTPONED ** Tabatha Andrews, artist working in sculpture and installation in conversation with Dr Paul Harper, writer, educator, researcher and consultant in visual arts and craft.
About
Tabatha Andrews is an artist working in sculpture and installation. She is interested in unsettling the hierarchy of our senses, exploring how materials and sound can embody and trigger memory. For this talk Tabatha will show images of recent work and discuss her approach to sculpture and its relationship with performative and participatory practice, with a particular focus on the theme of active listening.
Tabatha has just been granted a Kings College London Innovation funding award for Call and Response, a collaboration with the stem cell scientist Andrea Streit researching communication, memory and hearing loss.
Tabatha Andrews studied at Glasgow School of Art, Slade School of Art and the Skowhegan School of Art, Maine. She was Artist in Residence at Gloucester Cathedral in 2002-3 and has made work for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust, the Whipple Museum of Science in Cambridge, the Monument to the Fire of London and many other venues. She is currently an Associate Lecturer at Plymouth University and Falmouth School of Art.
http://www.tabathaandrews.co.uk
Dr. Paul Harper combines writing, teaching, research and consultancy in the visual arts and crafts.
