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Sticky Intimacy

Lookup NU author(s): Professor Katie CuddonORCiD

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Abstract

A 3-person exhibition organised and hosted by Chapter Gallery, Cardiff. Cuddon presented 17 artworks alongside works by Emma Hart and veteran artist, Nicolas Pope, establishing a conversation around shared formal and thematic approaches; materiality, tactility, the body and the abject. Cuddon extended this principle of cross-generational dialogue to explore how her own artworks, both sculptural and 2-dimensional and created over a 9 year period could be brought together to explore nuances of expression across a range of artworks and mediums which on the surface originate from the same seed. Fired and painted clay sculptures were paired with collages composed of printed and drawn elements creating a tapestry of surface and texture through which expression and meaning was conveyed.

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Artist(s): Cuddon K, Hart E, Pope N

Publication type: Exhibition

Publication status: Published

Year: 2016

Number of Pieces: 16

Venue: Chapter Gallery

Location: Cardiff, UK

Media of Output: Ceramic sculptures, drawings/collages

Notes: The exhibition was accompanied by a symposium (supported by the Henry Moore Foundation) at which Cuddon presented a paper and a catalogue with an essay by George Vasey. Artworks presented in the exhibition have also been represented in a chapter on Cuddon's art in Vitamin C: Contemporary Art, Clay and Ceramics, Phaidon (2017)

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