Waterfront Gallery
1st February - 2nd March, Andy Webster, Dawn Chorus
Solo is an initiative which offers a solo exhibition to an established or emerging artist. From an open application of over 90 artists drawn from across the UK we are delighted to have selected Andy Webster.
9th March - 13th April, Geoff Buono
refections:nyc
refections:nyc is an exploration of the ‘everyday’ through the airbrushed world of high fashion, Hollywood advertising and strange kind of self-portraiture. With the ‘naïve’ gaze of the tourist, billboards, posters and bus stop adverts are photographed with particular attention paid to the gaze whilst merging with the city skyline, neighborhood objects, the photographer and camera. This body of work follows his recent series New York Pools, which together extend the approach of producing imagery primarily from the position of the ‘distanced’ observer.
1st May - 18th May, Floodtide
An exhibition by UCS BA(hons) Fine Art students in repsonse to 'Floodtide' a collaborative project with internationally acclaimed composer John Eacott and Ipswich High School.
More details to follow.
30th May - 17th June
Mixed media show featuring works form the School of Arts and Design alumni.
A call for entries will shortly be issued, if you would like more details on how to apply please for this exhibition please contact Carol Gant on c.gant2ucs.ac.uk|
28th June - 28th July
Juan Jose Guerra, Sam Robinson, Mariah Skellorn and Jon Smedley.
The End
The Waterfront Gallery presents The End, the work of four artists who, for the past academic year have been resident at UCS:
Juan Jose Guerra was born in 1978 in Caceres, Spain. He studied art and engineering. His work involves several approaches; primarily he is interested in the relationship between music, painting and dance.
Sam Robinson was born in 1981 in London, where he studied at Chelsea and Goldsmiths Colleges. He works in a variety of media.
Mariah Skellorn was born in Suffolk in 1982. She studied at Edinburgh College of Art. As an artist photographer, her work is concerned with the environment and the future.
Jon Smedley studied at Manchester and Norwich, his range of work is eclectic.