An Interview with Beverley-Jane Stewart
Posted: 25/06/14 11:35 | 2 Comments
Julia Biggs in conversation with Artist Beverley-Jane Stewart
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Still & Moving Beauty
Posted: 24/01/14 12:15 | 7 Comments
Are images incomplete unless they are moving ones? The power of a single image, freezing a moment in time, has arguably become less important with the widespread use of film and video. While the static image continues to wield power for most of us, it is the image in motion that completely captures our attention. […]
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Drawing: The moment of apprehension and response
Posted: 09/06/11 08:20 | 1 Comments
Italian Drawings: Highlights from the Collection (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) The current exhibition at the Fitzwilliam celebrates the very best of the Museum’s collection of Italian Drawings – most of which have never been displayed together until now. Working on the premise that most drawings appeal because of the immediacy of the artist’s expression and the […]
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A fresh look at the Renaissance…
Posted: 29/03/11 02:35 | 3 Comments
Art historians, painters and photographers alike should take a peek at the Swiss/Italian photographer Christian Tagliavini’s visionary Renaissance series ‘1503’. Inspired by a desire to fuse the work of the painters Agnolo di Cosimo (Il Bronzino) and Modigliani, the project utilises richly exquisite die-cut costumes to dramatic and mesmerising effect. Christian says about his work, […]
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