Showing posts with label contemporary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary. Show all posts

Monday, 12 March 2012

Oor Monsters II @ Aberdeen Art Centre 17/03/2012




Oor Monsters
17th March - 7th April
Preview Sat 17th 2-4pm.

A selection of prints and new illustrations from Gabrielle Reith & Philip Thompson.

Aberdeen Art Centre
33 King Street
Aberdeen
AB24 5AA

Tel: (01224) 635208

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Continuing their monster themes recently shown in the Pictoplasma Paris Exhibition 2011, Aberdeen artists Gabrielle Reith & Philip Thompson will be showing new illustrations utilising print, drawing, found photographs and objects.

During the preview, Gabi & Phil will invite children to partake in creating their own monsters on paper... RAR!

Gabi's "Small Stories" apparel will also be on sale during the preview.

Sunday, 26 February 2012

Aberdeen Pinterest



I've been kindly added to the "wild wolves" Aberdeen Pinterest Board... it's a great way of seeing who's making what in Aberdeen... and I'm very happy to have been asked to join.

If you think your work should be up there, send the WW boys an email.

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Avian Constructs [in a human context] - March 20th 2009


Gabrielle Reith & Philip Thompson proudly present their first partnership exhibition.

“Avian Constructs (in a Human Context)” aims to explore the metaphorical and literal links human life has with the lives of birds.
Our observations and research over the past year have been deeply affected by our own circumstances and re-location after selling our house and moving into temporary accommodation.
The work showing at Limousine Bull will explore and question some of the issues we have encountered whilst trying to find a new home.
Three key themes we explore are : Relationship, Hoarding and Structure. Avian activity – nest building, communications and relationships have parallels with our own experiences and we have used these seemingly “common” activities and situations to express our own experiences.The show utilises natural and digital mediums to question many aspects of human and avian “similarities”.

to download the postcard & poster -click here (8Mbs)