Fragments and False Starts [Solo Exhibition]
Lister, Graham (2023) Fragments and False Starts [Solo Exhibition]. Studio Pavilion, House for an Art Lover, 7 September - 1 October 2023 [Show/Exhibition]
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Creators/Authors: | Lister, Graham | ||||
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Abstract: | Fragments and False Starts Gallery Text: Fragments and False Starts is an exhibition by Scottish artist, Graham Lister, at Studio Pavilion in Glasgow. It features recent drawings and paintings, that explore how layering, organising, planning, repeating gestures and simplifying are all core parts of what happens in his studio. Studios are spaces where artists make and think and talk and write. Where they look and succeed and fail and eat and sleep and start afresh and draw and paint. Where they rest and work and don’t work … The exhibition has been supported by Creative Scotland. Studio Pavilion, House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park Exhibition Dates: 7th Sept – 1st October 2023 ___ Fragments and False Starts was a body of practice-based research which was more than a year in the making. It was funded by Creative Scotland and allowed for new, ambitious visual work to be developed which specifically investigated the process of making in the painter’s studio. The project foregrounded iterative processes, ideas of repetition and refinement, of planning and creating works. It culminated in an ambitious solo exhibition in September 2023, at Studio Pavilion in Glasgow. It was accompanied by a publication and encompassed talks and reading groups which derived from the ideas it began to uncover. Fragments and False Starts featured 4 new drawings, a large scale work on canvas and 2 stacked installation works, comprised of new oil paintings. | ||||
Official URL: | https://studiopavilion.co.uk/fragments-and-false-starts/ | ||||
Output Type: | Show/Exhibition | ||||
Additional Information: | The culmination of sustained research into the uses of the painting studio and how reference to studio activities can be reflected on and related to teaching pedagogies, Fragments and False Starts was a major milestone within ongoing practice. The exhibition was developed over 12 months, with collections of drawings and painting being produced, which set out aspects of personal studio activities. These activities related to the role(s) of looking, repeating actions, working back into existing surface materials and processes of scaling work up and down. These specific aspects of practice were connected with as these form core aspects of that which comes to the fore within ground-level undergraduate teaching processes. The project itself was an investigation of what these activities could look like outside the framework of education, with a view to feeding back into teaching strategies. Additional aspects of this research project connected with various groups of educators, artists and students. It was extremely well-attended, with some of the highest visitor numbers for the gallery for an exhibition of this type. It was shared and discussed widely within social/art media. | ||||
Uncontrolled Keywords: | painting, repetition, process, drawing, weaving, exhibition, pedogogy | ||||
Schools and Departments: | School of Fine Art > Painting & Printmaking | ||||
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Funders: | Creative Scotland | ||||
Event Location: | Studio Pavilion, House for an Art Lover | ||||
Event Dates: | 7 September - 1 October 2023 | ||||
Copyright and Open Access Information: | I own the copyright to all of the materials and images uploaded here. I am happy for these to be open access. | ||||
Output ID: | 9213 | ||||
Deposited By: | Graham Lister | ||||
Deposited On: | 15 Feb 2024 10:54 | ||||
Last Modified: | 12 Mar 2024 16:06 |