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‘Architects Wilkinson Eyre collaborated with the artist Jacqueline Poncelet to develop a graphic treatment for certain sections of the facade which uses a book motif to represent the acquisition and sharing of knowledge across the humanities. This is expressed in particular on the cladding to the projecting volume of the drama studio.’ – e-architect Project …
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Project profile Client: Hammerson Art Agent: InSite Arts My project manager: Mary Hogben of Hogben and Hale Architects Structural engineers: Techniker Manufacturer: Twin Engineering. Milton Keynes
‘A survey exhibition tracking the last thirty-five years of Poncelet’s practice, during which time she has alternated between various media, producing intensely private objects along with very open, large scale work.’ New Art Centre Listen in at Roche Court: Jacqueline Poncelet in conversation with David Ward You can view the e-catalogue for ‘Now and Then’ …
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Curated by Sarah Martin Superabundant created a sense of celebration, of joy and delight through the power of pattern. The exhibition featured work by nine artists who made use of pattern and decoration in very different ways, some adopting a systems approach to pattern whilst others were more fluid and organic. Artists included Jacob Dahlgren, …
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Curated by Camden Arts Centre, London, this exhibition with work by Jacqueline Poncelet and Laura Ford then toured to Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich and Arnolfini, Bristol. “These two artists are individually renowned for their innovative and challenging approach to materials and methods of making. The galleries will be ‘dressed’ using elements of photography, painting and sculpture …
From the Director’s Archive, published 2016: “One of the exhibitions within our fifty-year history that I have been intrigued by since my time at the gallery is The Raw and the Cooked (1993), an exhibition curated by Alison Britton and Martina Margetts during David Elliott’s long tenure as Director. The exhibition took its title from …
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