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17th April 2012
Event Exhibition

ParallaxAF

by Teresa Wells
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    82 Mercer
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    August 03, 2012
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    August 05, 2012
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17th April 2012
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17th April 2012

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Teresa Wells, '17th April 2012', Mixed media and found object with ceramic, 17th April 2012. Photo: Teresa Wells. Inspired by a moral upbringing, I possess an ethical consciousness along with a fascination for the question, ?How do Humans Behave?? Through the medium of sculpture and drawing I explore the tenuous relationship between man, his society, religion, law, and kinship. Isolation and miscommunication resulting in disconcerted connections are most attractive. There is a need for me to express this in ways that become both, voyeuristic and participatory. Domestic tableaux echo nostalgia for congruity. Specific body language and positioning combined with an absence of facial expression and skin tone raise questions about scenario and relationship. The ordinary becomes the extraordinary when scale is reassessed. A straightforward scene of exasperation becomes freeze framed from a sequence of
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Lamb of God
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Lamb of God

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Teresa Wells, 'Lamb of God', mixed media wood and muslin, June 2010. Photo: Richard Tailby. Inspired by a moral upbringing, I possess an ethical consciousness along with a fascination for the question, ?How do Humans Behave?? Through the medium of sculpture and drawing I explore the tenuous relationship between man, his society, religion, law, and kinship. Isolation and miscommunication resulting in disconcerted connections are most attractive. There is a need for me to express this in ways that become both, voyeuristic and participatory. Domestic tableaux echo nostalgia for congruity. Specific body language and positioning combined with an absence of facial expression and skin tone raise questions about scenario and relationship. The ordinary becomes the extraordinary when scale is reassessed. A straightforward scene of exasperation becomes freeze framed from a sequence of events, allowing the
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Julian Stair. Photo: Jan Baldwin.
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Geological Cross-Section
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Geological Cross-Section

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Janet Clarke, 'Geological Cross-Section', wet felted C1 and Merino, May 2012. Photo: Janet Clarke.
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Blog Post

Untitled blog post from "Stating/Showing"

by Richard Taylor

Dogs or Kids A shark’s body had cracked in two. Its remains were awash the steps in front of where we picnicked that day. The tower that loomed in front of us had no bottom. It dissolved in the surf, […]

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Untitled blog post from "University of Bolton"

by Tracie Shaylor

Sharon Forrest Another Congratulations to one of the artists exhibiting in Falcon Mill. Our own MA committee member Sharon Forrest!Sharon has been selected from over 400 UK entries.The exhibiting artists have a chance of prize money of £1000.00.We all are […]

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Untitled blog post from "blog…"

by Franny Swann

Ha …we don’t have to hand the horses back yet – this weekend has been cancelled – probably wisely – due to the appalling forecast. I have to own to being a bit pleased – if sorry for those that […]

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Untitled blog post from "ALAS Residency"

by Jemma Watts

Yesterday we started the day but talking about South London galleries and answering some questions about galleries in general and how to approach them which was really useful. We had time to do some studio work over lunch and I […]

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