'Pilgrimage' exhibition, Gloucester Cathedral

It was the private view of the Pilgrimage exhibition at Gloucester Cathedral last night. There was a wonderfully varied response to the theme evident in the prints on show. And what a fabulous space for an exhibition! Unfortunately it was a bit dark for taking photos.

The start of the exhibition also marked the official opening of the IMPRESS PRINTMAKING FESTIVAL.A month long celebration of printmaking in the area.

I entered a new collagraph in to the exhibition

Checkmate   

(image size 41x30cms)

StoryKeepers for the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea

http://affordableartfair.com/battersea/art-under-500/directors-picks/

There is a StoryKeeper on the adverts for the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea!!! I have been busy making some more for The Drugstore Gallery to take along next week.
My daughter took these photos recently as the paint was drying. (I think these might be the last ones I make of the design on the right).

Surprise!

I'm still here, just about!

This is the print I did for the 20:20 print exchange at the end of last year.
It's a collagraph with letterpress type.
I called her Flora O'Bracket

RWA Bristol interview.


Just a quickie...

Last year I was lucky enough to win a prize in the RWA Open Exhibition and recieved coaching (relating to my art practice) from the lovely Alex Moate of New Creations Coaching.

The RWA Bristol recently interviewed me for their Behind the Scenes Blog. Click below to read it...

 

As we open submissions for 163 Annual Open Exhibition we chat to winner of the New Creations Coaching Award: Kate Williamson



  

 

Recent Graduates Exhibition in Cirencester



The Rabbitmen are off on another outing. This time just down the road in Cirencester. Do drop in a and visit them if you are passing. There may be other sculptures of mine on show too. And there will definitely be lots of interesting work from other graduates as well as local A level students.

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New Rabbitmen

At last I have got around to taking photographs of my 3 new Rabbitmen. The one with his hands on his head is modeled on my youngest brother. (There is also one with his hands behind his back and one with hands clasped in front.) So now there are 6 different poses altogether.

They look as confused as ever...

These new ones are also in an edition of 25 and are currently on their first outing (at the AAF Hampstead).

A selection from the series of postcards I created for the Bristol Artists Book Event

These postcards are my homage to the great illustrator, Dogear Wryde (Edward Gorey) and his Tragedies Topiares. You can see the rest of my series on my website www.katewilliamson.co.uk