Outside In Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making

 

 One Moon Many Faces 

honesty seeds  collograph print plate

 

 Carrie Scott Huby  image, process & story

One Moon Many Faces can be seen as part of the touring exhibition below:

Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making 12 March - 12 June 2016, Pallant House Gallery

Featuring the work of 34 British and international artists who express their creativity unbounded by taught conventions, Outside In's fourth triennial open exhibition - in collaboration with Craftspace - features work by renowned historical and contemporary artists associated with the field of outsider art, alongside work from Outside In artists selected from submissions to an open call out. Themes in the exhibition include radical missions in which artists have a passion for a particular subject or technique; intuitive responses to the natural or urban environment; and folkloric or surreal perceptions of the world. The world in the exhibition has been developed with independence, and an often obvious lack of inhibition. The show encompasses work by artists from Europe, America and Asia, including Judith Scott (USA), Nek Chand (India), and Roland Kappel (Germany), alongside UK pieces such as Michael Smith's altered donated jeans, bound and wrapped with masking tape; Nnena Kalu's large evolving cocoon-like forms of paper, fabric and foam bound and wrapped with tape, yarn and cling film; and Beth Hopkins' re-employed found objects. Click here for more information Image: Roland Kappel, Fux 103, Image courtesy of Atelier 5, Mariaberg