Exhibition
Outdoor Sculpture Show
4 May 2018 – 13 May 2018
Event times
10am - 5pm
Tasburgh House Hotel
Address
- Warminster Road
- Bath
England - BA2 6SH
- United Kingdom
Axle Arts presents a selection of eight artists that work on a larger scale and whose work can all be sited outdoors as well as indoors. We are also exhibiting four additional artists inside the hotel with a selection of painting, original print and smaller sculpture and ceramics.
About
In reponse to the changing art market, Axle Arts has teamed up with Tasburgh House Hotel to mount an exhibition of outdoor sculpture and ceramics on their elegant terraces overlooking Bath. A carefully selected body of work there will be bronze, steel, concrete and ceramic sculpture outside on the terrace, and raku ceramics, smaller bronzes, oil painting and original print inside the hotel. Exhibiting artists are:
Sculpture by Dorothy Brook, Marc Bodie, Ian Edwards, John Huggins RWA FRBS,
Rick Kirby
Ceramics by Neill Curran, Rhian Jones, Mick Morgan, Tamsyn Trevorrow
Painting by Lynne Cartlidge RCA
Original Print by Corinna Button RE and Sumi Perera RE
Marc Bodie works in bronze and concrete, using his own body and face as reference for his larger than life busts and sculptures. Bodie's multi-layered work explores expressions of human distress and fragility experienced in many facets of our lives, including marginalisation. Dorothy Brook looks at movement, her sculptures capture the grace and beauty of dance with a clear and bold line, and are cast in bronze. Ian Edwards inspirational bronzes depict the strength and courage of endurance and achievements despite all. Rhian Jones is an emerging ceramic artist, hand building vessels which are smoke fired and present Japanese Kintsugi in a new light. Mick Morgan, an established ceramic artist, is based in Wales and hand builds large stoneware vessels inspired by the female form. Rick Kirby creates stainless and mild steel sculptures inspired by the human form, often creating over-sized views. Cornish based Tamsyn Trevorrow's ceramics are inspired by the textures and colours found along her local, native coastline.