Upcoming Exhibitions
The invisible realm of possibility
Au-delà du possible
April 1 - April 10, 2019 / FIAP Paris
Presented as part of the Drawing Research Residency in partnership between L’AiR ARTS at FIAP Paris and DRAWinternational, Caylus, France
Monday April 1: Exhibition Opening 19:30
Wednesday April 10: Open Studios 14:00 - 18:30; Closing Reception 19:30
Many artists reveal that which is not initially visible. They employ an attitude which transcends linear logical thinking. Instead, they introduce the possibility of using sensate experience in order to contemplate other readings and interpretations of an object, a situation or a thought.
The artist, in the true meaning of the term, takes the viewer into a realm of an experiential space which may challenge and even alter a state of mind.
“Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible.” Paul Klee
The Drawing Research Residency at DRAWinternational, Caylus will focus upon notions of intention and the physical act of drawing as it arrives as a vectorial force on a material surface. One could say, an infrastructure from where other possibilities collide, from common habitual behaviours toward the realm of the unknown.
Works produced at DRAWinternational will be curated by John and Grete McNorton. Dr. John McNorton, a former visiting professor at the Royal College of Art in London and Head of Centre for Art and Design Education at the University of Wales Institute Cardiff, will give an opening presentation to the exhibition.
Artists:
The exhibition will also feature selected works that are seen as a relationship to the residency theme and the exhibition title "The Invisible Realm of Possibility" by the following artists-in-residence who will join the group from Caylus in Paris:
Artists will be present at the opening and closing events as well as at the open studio and by appointment during the residency period from March 29 until April 12.
Location:
FIAP Paris, 1er étage, 30 rue Cabanis, Paris 14
M°6 Glacière ou St-Jacques
Au-delà du possible
April 1 - April 10, 2019 / FIAP Paris
Presented as part of the Drawing Research Residency in partnership between L’AiR ARTS at FIAP Paris and DRAWinternational, Caylus, France
Monday April 1: Exhibition Opening 19:30
Wednesday April 10: Open Studios 14:00 - 18:30; Closing Reception 19:30
Many artists reveal that which is not initially visible. They employ an attitude which transcends linear logical thinking. Instead, they introduce the possibility of using sensate experience in order to contemplate other readings and interpretations of an object, a situation or a thought.
The artist, in the true meaning of the term, takes the viewer into a realm of an experiential space which may challenge and even alter a state of mind.
“Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible.” Paul Klee
The Drawing Research Residency at DRAWinternational, Caylus will focus upon notions of intention and the physical act of drawing as it arrives as a vectorial force on a material surface. One could say, an infrastructure from where other possibilities collide, from common habitual behaviours toward the realm of the unknown.
Works produced at DRAWinternational will be curated by John and Grete McNorton. Dr. John McNorton, a former visiting professor at the Royal College of Art in London and Head of Centre for Art and Design Education at the University of Wales Institute Cardiff, will give an opening presentation to the exhibition.
Artists:
- Alka Dass, South Africa
- Anastasia Venkova, Russia
- Khushbu Patel, India
- Kate Arthur, South Africa
The exhibition will also feature selected works that are seen as a relationship to the residency theme and the exhibition title "The Invisible Realm of Possibility" by the following artists-in-residence who will join the group from Caylus in Paris:
- Julianne Allcorn, Australia
- Marianne Walker, Great Britain
- Nicholas Hales, South Africa
- Soyeon Na, Korea
Artists will be present at the opening and closing events as well as at the open studio and by appointment during the residency period from March 29 until April 12.
Location:
FIAP Paris, 1er étage, 30 rue Cabanis, Paris 14
M°6 Glacière ou St-Jacques