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Exhibitions and Activities Southampton City Art Gallery / Tudor House & Garden / Seacity Museum Exhibitions Seacity Museum May - Sept 2012 Exhibitions and activities Southampton City Art Gallery / Tudor House & Garden / SeaCity Museum Exhibitions SeaCity Museum Titanic the Legend Clare Woods: The Dark Matter On display until 30 August 2013 25 May - 2 September Titanic – the name is instantly recognisable across the world. One hundred years after she sank, the story of Titanic Titanic the Legend continues to fascinate. It has been Until 30 August 2013 extensively researched, remembered, commemorated, often glamorised and, sometimes, exploited. When did disaster become a romance? What lessons were learned? Should artefacts be salvaged from the wreck site? These are just some of the questions being asked in the exhibition. Titanic historians, writers, academics and scientists explore how and why the legend endures through the literature, films and merchandise that has grown Welcome... out of the story. to Southampton Arts and Heritage spring/summer Whether you have personal links to programme of new exhibitions, accompanied by a Titanic or your interest is academic, or fantastic range of activities for adults. even if you don’t quite see what the fuss SeaCity Museum is our new flagship venue; we are is all about, this exhibition invites you to delighted to now open the doors to visitors. The new share your views at interactive stations in museum, together with Southampton City Art Gallery and the gallery space. Tudor House and Garden, brings a vibrant, dynamic, cultural offer to visitors and residents in the city. Don’t miss... SeaCity Museum Tour 2 June / 2-3pm / £5.50 Adult, £2.50 child / additional entrance charge to venue applies Get the most out of your visit to SeaCity Museum, with a guided tour from the Curator. You can discover all the fascinating Susan Cutts: Cherish facts and stories behind the amazing Until 7 October exhibitions, people and objects featured. Exhibitions Southampton City Art Gallery Clare Woods: Rapid Formations The Dark Matter Curated by Neil Jefferies 25 May - 2 September, Galleries 1-4 25 May - 2 September, Galleries 5 & 6 This major exhibition explores the paintings of British artist Clare Woods. The show features a number of new paintings made especially for Southampton City Art Gallery. Some derive from photographs, then drawings, of the land including standing stones, ditches, roots or pools. Using oil paint on aluminium, the artist creates controlled layers of intense paint that form images where colours and shapes swim together to create less recognisable and more abstract forms. Also on display is the large scale work, Carpenter’s Curve, which has been commissioned by the Olympic Roderick Buchanan Chasing 1,000 (video still) 1994 © the artist Delivery Authority as one of two paintings to be transformed into a public artwork for the Olympic Park Drawing from the permanent collection, Gallery’s collection and create an Utilities Buildings in London 2012. This show explores Rapid Formations brings together a exhibition around it. Neil Jefferies was the subjects behind these monumental works, and the group of artworks where the creation the winner of this new initiative along creation of this significant commission. process has been guided, either partially with Eleanor Nairne and Rebecca Lewin, or completely, by a system of rules and whose exhibition Making a Scene took To coincide with her exhibition, Woods, who was limitations that were predetermined by place in October 2011. Southampton born, has selected artworks from the the artist. Gallery’s permanent collection, many of which inspired her during regular visits to the Gallery as a child. This special collection display focuses on the video artwork, Chasing 1,000 (1994), © the artist an hour-long film piece by Glaswegian Don’t miss... Don’t miss... artist Roderick Buchanan in which the Exhibition Talk: Rapid Clare Woods in Conversation artist and his friend Paul Maguire header Formations curated by a basketball back and forth to each Neil Jefferies Sun 1 July / Art Gallery / 2-3pm / £7 other, with the aim of eventually reaching 1000 headers. Sun 12 Aug / Art Gallery free Join Clare Woods and the Gallery’s Curator of Art, 2-3pm / free talk Tim Craven, in conversation. Take a walk with them Rapid Formations originated in through this major exhibition and explore the ideas a competition organised by the A unique opportunity to hear from curator and techniques of Woods’ practice. The artist will Contemporary Art Society, who invited Neil Jeffries about this special collection also discuss the paintings she has chosen from the young curators to choose a video show and the decisions behind the works permanent collection that accompany this show. Clare Woods Funnelled Hole (oil on aluminium) 2011. artwork from Southampton City Art he has chosen. Exhibitions Tudor House & Garden A Gentle Art: 19th Century Susan Cutts: British watercolours Cherish 25 May - 20 Jan 2013, Gallery 7 Until 7 October This new collection display showcases the British school We are delighted to present Cherish, of watercolour painting from the nineteenth century. an exhibition by the established paper Carting Timber by David Cox (1783-1859) sculptor Susan Cutts. Cherish is inspired by the Hampshire tradition of maiden’s garlands, Construction and Architecture or virgin crowns. These garlands 25 May - 16 September, Gallery 8 were carried at the funerals of young unmarried women and were decorated with flowers, rosettes and This new collection display explores the theme of ribbons made of paper. The works Architecture, featuring artists such as Susan Derges, created for Cherish are also a direct John Piper, Eva Rothschild and Alison Turnbull. response to the Tudor House itself and the artefacts contained within Cherish detail Image 2012. courtesy of the artist Susan Cutts. Photography Simon Margetson. Alison Turnbull Moon-viewing Platform 2010 it, represented in miniature paper sculptures of hats, gloves, fans, handkerchiefs and ‘Tudor’ roses. Sally Holt Cutts uses traditional European 5 May - 16 July, Gallery Foyer equipment and techniques to create her intricate sculptures. This exhibition explores the dream-like fantastical characters and situations created by artist Sally Holt. Happy Sally Holt Dog at Sea © the artist Don’t miss... Birthday! Happy Birthday – Tudor House 100 years today! Forthcoming Sun 29 July/ Tudor House & Garden Gary Stevens: Now and Again 10am-5pm / 6p entrance fee Exhibitions 14 September - 31 December Tudor House first opened its doors as a public museum in 1912. To celebrate This specially commissioned exhibition will showcase brand new we will turn back the clocks 100 years. works by the acclaimed performance and video artist Gary Stevens, Entrance will be the 1912 price of just alongside retrospective and seminal video installation pieces. 6p per person! Art and craft workshops For more details of listings visit www.southampton.gov.uk/whatson Saturday Life Drawing Printmaking with Get Crafty: Prepare for the Red Hot Press: ultimate summer garden party 16 June, 14 July, 22 Sept, 27 Oct, 24 Nov Responding to 11am-4pm / Art Gallery / £30 per session Clare Woods Sat 23 June / SeaCity Museum 10.30am-4pm / £30 Please provide your own pencils, charcoal, putty Sat 2 June / Art Gallery rubber, A2 and or A1 paper. The workshops Get ready for those summer time gatherings 10.30am-4pm / £38 are suitable for all abilities apart from absolute with the talented ladies from Stitch. Learn new beginners. Join Katherine Anteney for sewing and design techniques and have fun a linocut workshop taking designing, cutting and sewing your bunting. Working closely with the models, artist Melanie Rose inspiration from the work Experiment with different decorating methods uses music, timed poses, movement and alternative of Clare Woods. Create and go home knowing how to create the most drawing exercises to challenge our perceived ways colourful bold images using fabulous cupcakes. All materials provided, of looking and mark making. The atmosphere in easy-to-cut lino and including cupcakes. Some sewing machines Melanie’s classes is relaxed and friendly. collage techniques. Check will be provided but if you have your own please Please note: June, Sept and Nov sessions will out Red Hot Press at bring it with you. be whole day poses. www.redhotpress.org.uk Life Drawing for Beginners 2 Days: 23 & 24 July / 10.30am-4pm Wedding Flowers Art Gallery / £60 Sat 9 June / SeaCity Please provide your own pencils, charcoal, Museum / 10.30am-4pm putty rubber, A2 and or A1 paper. £35 Aimed at those who have no previous If you are planning on experience of life drawing, but who would arranging your own flowers or love to have a go. The 2 day workshop will creating a beautiful corsage take you on a life drawing journey addressing for attending a special the rigors of the life room through a series of day then this is the perfect directed drawing exercises. Led by artist, workshop to get you inspired. Melanie Rose, a very experienced tutor, Work with professional florist, whose classes are always popular. Debra Marsh, and learn the wiring techniques and skills to make your own corsage, How to book: As part of the Art Gallery’s partnership button hole and a table with Adult and Community learning, centre piece. All materials Advance booking is essential for all our adults aged 19 and over may be eligible provided but please bring ticketed talks, workshops and events. for a discount on workshop activities. your own pair of floristry Telephone: 023 8083 4536 Please ask for details. scissors. For more details
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