Ruminations, Rambles, Reflections

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'Painting in the attic'

'Painting in the attic'
An art collaboration

'Painting in the attic' participants

  • Ben D Gedig
  • Brigette Guerzon Mills
  • Diana Collins
  • Kath Hazel
  • Lesley Bricknell
  • Liz Davidson
  • Liz Smith
  • Lucy Fisher
  • Marged Pendrell
  • Marion Michell
  • Ro Bruhn
  • Rosie Kearton
  • Sally Brignell
  • Teodora Totorean

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Rosie Kearton
Plymouth, United Kingdom
Visual Artist
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"We don't grow older, we grow riper" Pablo Picasso
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Ways to find creative inspiration - Wayne McGregor, choreographer

• Do

• Empty

• Panic

• Forage

• Generate

• Embody

• Edit

• Decide

• Persist

• Practise


“Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair”
Kahlil Gibran
'Journeys have to do with movement and truth, offering yourself to experience. Engaging with art, particularly sculpture is a singular physical encounter. It requires moving around, a dance between objects, one breathing, both sharing the same space. The initial exchange is unsettling, its unequal, as the presence of the sculpture is complete. At walking pace the sculpture can be stretched out, its parts reordered into small steps along your journey.' Hamish Black

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"I try always to be intimate with the world...with everything I can, to feel love for it, or interest in it. To be intimate you have to open yourself, to be fearless, to trust what is around you, animate and inanimate. Then you start to change the scale of things, of the public and private." Gabriel Orozco

“What is this work that I do? A kind of mad DIY ritual for one, in which I am the altar, the sacrifice and the celebrant, trying in some pathetic way to make something of my life: to make moments matter, an act of resistance against amnesia and the way moments have of disappearing into oblivion”. Anthony Gormley

Exhibitions to visit in 2012

  • David Shrigley at The Hayward Gallery
  • Grayson Perry at The British Museum
  • Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern

I'm reading.....

  • What Painting is - James Elkins
  • A Bigger Message, conversations with David Hockney
  • Drawing Projects - an exploration of the language of drawing
  • How Georgia became O'Keefe
  • Evocative Objects
  • Barry Flanagan - early works
  • Relational aesthetics
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