EXHIBITION CALENDAR
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SUMMER LAUNCH FOR 2021/22.
For the Summer 2021/22 season we welcome back mulit-media artist Bonnie Coad, Sara Scott, ceramics and new to the gallery, ceramic sculptor Vicki Charles from Nelson. All artists from the top of the South Island. We also introduce all new works by Joanna Dudson-Scott.
We will also invite you back to the gallery to enjoy our summer program, including invited local guest artists to share their ideas and exhibit their works. Dates to be advised.
UN-LOCKING LOCKDOWN
Dudson Scott Gallery is excited to announce “Unlocking Lockdown”.
This exhibition presents work from four local Marlborough Artists; Joanna Dudson Scott, Bonnie Coad, Sara Scott and new to the Gallery Bruce Fergus.
Presenting an eclectic mix of paintings, pottery, mixed media and sculpture “Unlocking Lockdown” is a celebration of ideas from these artists and their response to the shift up and down through the four levels of Lockdown.
There will be an opportunity to meet the artists at different times throughout the summer at the Gallery.
SARA SCOTT
February 2020 to April 2020
Local ceramicist Sara Scott's main interest over the last 15 years has been in the development of translating pattern or line from two dimensions into three. The actual technique of decorating (i.e. burnishing slips, scratching lines, drawing along edges or inlaying different clays) helps to describe the form in her latest works. She looks to the works of Matisse, Picasso and Miro to inspire her to keep her decoration immediate, spontaneous and gestural.
BONNIE COAD
February 2020 to April 2020
Bonnie Coad's mixed media collages incorporate vintage and retro sewing patterns as well as her own handmade collage papers. Bright, colourful and with a strong sense of humour.
JOANNA DUDSON SCOTT
On-going
ELEMENTS: Rethinking Molesworth consists of major pieces that reflect the grand scale of the Molesworth’s vast landscape, and several smaller pieces conveying the striking colours and stark beauty of the area’s barren wilderness.
An expression of the dichotomy between the solitude and peace Joanna found while exploring the Molesworth’s peaks and valleys on foot, and the huge forces of the 2016 Kaikoura earthquakes that irrevocably fractured the landscape forever.