some more Ta-Da

Crazy bird ladies...

There is safety in numbers. Residency exhibition. Go on, come along!

An exhibition exploring the idea of community, collective living and shared environments.

PRIVATE VIEW: 18^TH MARCH 6:00-9:00PM

EXHIBITION DATES: 19^TH MARCH TO 2ND APRIL

VENUE:

The Visual Arts Centre

Frances Bardsley School

Brentwood Road

Romford

Essex

Rm1 2RR

TRANSPORT:

Buses from Romford Railway station 294, 193, 165

CONTACT:

Deborah Holland 01708 447368 ext 238 djh_fbs@yahoo.co.uk

flight path

as part of the crow crow collective we set ourselves the task to create a piece of work around the theme "mechanical birds". As my response to this I am attempting to create a mark making "machine" looking at intervention and interaction. It is currently taking the form of different experiments. More to go up on crowcrowcollective.blogspot.com

More birds. An army of birds, if you will.

a flock of birds.
used bed sheets, mattress stuffing, wire.

to celebrate non-functionality I have made an army of non-flying birds.

the lonely crow. series of 6.

mixed media on graph paper. 2009.

crow, crow, cry out.

mixed media on tracing paper.

40x40cm unframed. 2009.

Work for Signature, work on paper

Look me in the eyes. one and two.

Pencil, acrylic on tissue and tracing paper.

30x30cm. 2009

These two pieces are going to be part of a group exhibition in

South Africa "Signature, work on paper"

The show has been organised by the lovely Anna Alcock and
Kirsten Schmidt at Inky Cuttlefish Artist studios in Walthamstow.

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a new little bit of work...

evolution or one thing after another.

used fabric. 2009.

velocity.

dye, spray paint, tissue on old fabric.

velocity.

ink, pastel, tissue on board.

sabotage
(or how to self destruct)

stitching and old fabric.

flight and distraction.

Ink and spray paint on paper.

yak, yak, yak.

2009.

Hand stencilling and stitching.