Tag: drawing
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Joan Eardley: Centenary
To mark the centenary of her birth, the Scottish Gallery is hosting a small but impressive exhibition of Joan Eardley, with material – new and old – on her life and practice, in Glasgow and on the coast in Catterline
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Kate Atkin – interview: ‘I think about life and death all the time’
On the eve of Floating Heads, a new show at Xxijra Hii in London, Atkin talks about her exotic and fantastic pencil drawings, her new micro sculptures, and how a random Polaroid spawned her whole drawing practice
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Walter Price: Pearl Lines
Price’s works reflect the instability and unpredictability of our times, with the themes of race and Covid running through much of the work, but it is nevertheless an exuberant show
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Prabhakar Pachpute – interview: ‘I juxtapose memories and what is happening in real life’
Prabhakar Pachpute talks about growing up in a coal-mining region in India, and how its associated landscape and characters have become his subject matter
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Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2020
This year, the 25th anniversary of the prize, the exhibition contains 71 works, many coloured by the global pandemic that has affected us all
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Susie MacMurray – interview: ‘A feather is never just a feather, and a fishhook is never just a fishhook’
Susie MacMurray talks about how she uses art to raise questions rather than make statements, and about her love of magic, alchemy and fairytales
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David Downes – interview: ‘Through the adversity, I thought this is something I’ve got to get down on paper’
The artist talks about his project of documenting the Covid-19 pandemic and how his autism feeds into his work
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Aubrey Beardsley
In the largest exhibition of Beardsley’s drawings for 50 years, we see evidence of his exquisite practice and a dedication to drawing in a painfully short life and career
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David Hockney: Drawing from Life
In the first major exhibition of David Hockney’s drawings for 20 years, a focus on just a handful of sitters amplifies the importance of drawing in a career that has sustained Hockney for more than half a century
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Christine Rebet– interview: ‘Animation is perfect for critique: it is a minor medium, it’s not film; like drawing is not painting’
Studio International spoke to Rebet at the opening of Time Levitation, her first solo show in the UK, at Parasol unit, London
