FEATURED ARTISTThis year’s featured artist, displaying his work in the Top Gallery, was Holmfirth sculptor Brendan Hesmondalgh.
Brendan's work has always been inspired by the different form, movement and characteristics of nature. Large life-like sculptures, encapsulating real essence of his subjects as he sees through his own personal experiences. Brendan works primarily in ceramic and creates bold animal designs that are often mounted on ceramic plinths. He uses a hand-building technique that deliberately cracks the surface of the clay. By pushing out a sheet of clay from the inside the surface breaks as it stretches. Each piece is individually crafted using slabs of fibre reinforced clay wrapped around an armature. In this way wrinkles, textures folds can be readily incorporated into the shape. The wet flexible clay can be pushed out from the inside to form the fullness of a belly, the line of a rib or the undulation of a muscle. Brendan is nationally renowned for his original clay sculptures. Brendans work is often cast into alternative materials, predominately bronze or bronze resin, sometimes cast iron. The works are produced for private and corporate clients. www.sculpturelounge.com FRINGE 2010
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Booth House Gallery‘70+ at Seventy’ Ceramics – Jim Robison |
Booth House Ln
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Holme Valley WarehouseShout It Out ‘Art IS Life’ VARIETY OF MEDIA
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11 Westgate
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Lupton Square Gallery
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1 - 2 Lupton Sq
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Holmfirth Methodist Church‘TrashiiTreasure.com VI: Detail ’ 400 works - 40 artists Refreshments served 14.00-16.00
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School St
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Thongsbrige Tennis Club‘100 @ £10 ’ 100 pieces of artwork, each mounted and for sale @ £10. ALL proceeds to Macmillan |
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