Limber: spatial painting practices

Bottle, Ian (2013) Limber: spatial painting practices. [2D Design, 3D Design, Exhibition/show, Painting, Sculpture, Teaching]

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'Envol' acrylic on wood 2013 © Ian Bottle

'Envol' acrylic on wood 2013 © Ian Bottle

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'Line and Sink' acrylic and paper on wood 2011 © Ian Bottle

'Line and Sink' acrylic and paper on wood 2011 © Ian Bottle

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Creators:
Bottle, Ian
Description/Abstract:

As a part of the ICR (Interregional Culture-led Regeneration) Project and co-financed by the European Union INTERREG IVA Channel programme and UCA Research:

Limber presented a group of international artists who explore and expand painting through a constructed 3D materiality. This dynamic new work engages not only with the history of painting but with the increasing dominance of virtual structures and the growing influence of architecture, fashion and design.

A collaboration between artist/curator Jost Munster, acclaimed critic/author/curator, Cherry Smyth and Ian Bottle artist and Senior Lecturer at UCA.

Item Type:
Art/Design Item
Date:
2013
Funders:
UCA Research, European Union INTERREG IVA Channel programme
Locations / Venues:
Location
From Date
To Date
Grandes Galleries de l’ESADHaR, Rouen, France
21 November 2013
20 December 2013
Symposium; Cragg lecture theatre and Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, UK
5 October 2013
5 October 2013
Exhibition: Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, UK
13 September 2013
12 October 2013
Additional Information:

Accompanying catalogue, ISBN: 9780957079779

Uncontrolled Keywords or tags :
construction, movement, painting, space
Schools:
School of Further Education
Related URLs:
Depositing User:
Ian Bottle
Date Deposited:
30 Jan 2018 13:02
Last Modified:
01 Mar 2022 08:43
Art/Design Categories:
2D Design, 3D Design, Exhibition/show, Painting, Sculpture, Teaching
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/2385

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