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The first monograph on artist Jacqueline Poncelet published on the occasion of the major exhibition, Jacqueline Poncelet: In The Making at MIMA, a solo exhibition surveying 50 years of work. Designed by Joanna Deans, Identity, and edited by Elinor Morgan and Sara Goldsmith, the monograph features a foreword by Laura Sillars, Director of MIMA, Middlesbrough …
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In the Making was a solo exhibition surveying 50 years of work by Jacqueline Poncelet. Poncelet’s work is characterised by a restless exploration of materials and making that is evident throughout her practice. As an artist she is fascinated by how tastes and fashions play out in the ways that humans dress, decorate living spaces, …
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A Deeper Understanding: Responding to Tobias and the Angel was an exhibition at Oriel Davies Gallery inviting contemporary reflections on the painting Tobias and the Angel from the Workshop of Andrea del Verrocchio, on loan from the National Gallery in London. When Steffan Jones-Hughes invited me to respond to Tobias and the Angel by Verocchio, …
‘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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The landscape here in the valleys of South Wales is beautiful. It’s littered with the remains of the mining industry. Slag heaps have reshaped the hilltops and the small towns made up of ribbons of terraced houses break up the hillsides, a lovely combination of curves and rhythmic, straight lines. The wet climate, gives rise …
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