Conversation with the artists
A very special opportunity to hear six renowned artists discussing how they use drawing in their work
- Stephanie Douet has been exchanging ideas and drawings with Roshan Chhabria in India for the last eight years.
- Krzysztof Fijalkowski has written extensively on surrealism
- Craig Frost is a printmaker with an interest in the psychogeography of urban spaces.
- Sarah Horton has recently co-edited an important book on Pattern and Chaos.
- Marion Piper has exhibited widely across the UK, Europe and the USA
- Philip Walmsley investigates, through complex drawings, real and imagined spaces.
The conversation will take place at Artspace on the Prom in the context of their work for the Thinking Through Drawing exhibition and of work by other artists in the exhibition, from Scotland, Cornwall, Lapland and London as well as Norfolk and Suffolk.
Free entrance.
An opportunity not to be missed!
Artists use drawing in many different ways as a means of thinking. It may be to plan out an idea for a piece of writing, for a sculpture or a painting. It may be to investigate and explore an idea about space, relationships, connections with the natural world. It may be to study an idea about how things work in the world, perhaps growth in natural forms or political systems. It may be to analyse or try to make sense of patterns, systems and stories It may be part of an ongoing attempt to understand more about an aspect of art history that is particularly important to the artist. It may express something about ambiguity, about thought itself and different ways of thinking.