So excited to announce my involvement in our group show curated by @rowancorkill and hosted by @thedirtyoldgallery
Remains is an exhibition exploring the use of natural and discarded animal remnants as an artistic material. 1/5
…collected from roadsides, become a key narration to our own relationship as a species with the natural world and the fellow animals which inhabit it.
I can’t wait to be a part of this show with artists that I have admired for years. 5/5
…sourcing materials. These environments often straddle between the wild and the domestic, with each showing the traces or encroachment of the other. The collected remains from these environments, such as farmed animal bones from food processing, or wild animal remains… 4/5
Mudlarking the Thames - The Forgotten Bones of the River Thames & The Ar... https://t.co/Qia0607iRf via @YouTube - I am completely overwhemled with your lovely comments, messages and love. Thank you @TideLineArt for giving me another platform to be myself! <3
@TideLineArt Thank you for taking me mudlarking and thank you interviewing me in one of your videos! I really loved sharing my experience and filming with you⚓️🌊🤎 You can watch our new video over on YouTube #amyleighbird
In my latest YouTube video meet the artist & printmaker Amy-Leigh Bird whose work has inspired me for a long time. She uses objects found on the Thames including centuries old bones.Check out her work. It's so very interesting and unique! #mudlarking
https://t.co/k9ZO2IUbEf
Anthropologist Dr Birgitta Huse exposes hidden rituals by observing use of Bones, Teeth & Oyster Shells in art on 4 Sep -> https://t.co/T5Luh3iiHe
& joined for discussion by artists @AmyLeighBird and @emma_witter on 25 Sep https://t.co/PdYmhARoiW ☠️ 🐚 😬
#totallythames
Thames Painting I - SOLD 🔴
So pleased to see my treasured pieces going to loving homes. Thank you all for buying and supporting. I treasure the friendships I have made online and hope to meet more of you in person soon!
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