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body & place

Juried Drawing Residency organised by the CoLAB
Owlpen Manor, Gloucestershire, UK
June 2019 
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A group of selected professional artists followed the lead of professional drawing tutor Martin Morris; Senior Lecturer at Kingston University London and Visiting Drawing Tutor at the Royal College of Art, on an exploration into the relationship between the body and the landscape.
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Sarah Dwyer / Laura Ford / Anna Gillespie / Nina Fraser / Camilla Hanney / Camilla Holder / Tove Kjellmark / Annabel Tilley / Marcus Leotaud / Radhika Khimji / Nina Blychert
The BODY and PLACE funded residencies aim to re-frame the drawing of the body within unusual contexts outside the confines of the life room. Drawing and mark making is a recognised way to access and unleash the creative process. As it falls out of favour in art schools and in the art curriculum generally, we were invited to rethink drawing the body as an essential and key part of our artistic practice.
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  • Work
    • 2025 >
      • ENCONTROS
      • LABECO
      • Perception / finding ground
    • 2024 >
      • Deliquesce
      • Vegetal matters
    • 2023 >
      • mycelium
      • a study in psycho-cybernetics
      • CALENDÁRIO AVULSO
      • Winter leaves
      • Unconnected Yet
    • 2022 >
      • The Anxiety of Interdisciplinarity
      • Unconscionable map
      • AMETHYST DECEIVER
      • Moths drink the tears of sleeping birds
    • 2021 >
      • Home
      • tales of turbulence and tulips
    • 2020 >
      • The Garden
      • Found Landscapes
    • 2019 >
      • Taxis Derma
      • QUAL Paisagem
      • Sublime
      • The Centre Cannot Hold II
    • > 2017 >
      • Bag Forest
      • what might have been simply displaced
      • CHAOS &INFUSION
      • Made in China
    • Collage series >
      • Circle series
      • Menagerie
      • [framing illusive]
      • ROCKS
      • Fragments
    • Print >
      • Menagerie
  • News
  • Connect
    • Biography
    • Artist Mentoring
    • Substack
  • Texts
    • Substack
    • Undomesticated Ground (text)
    • A Study in Psycho-cybernetics?
    • Home (text)
    • Learning from the bricoleur in times of crisis
    • Taxis Derma (text)
    • Sublime (text)