Going Places With Artists

A walk around IN THE FLESH Exhibition with exhibiting artist Bethan Radcliffe.

IN THE FLESH is an exhibition that celebrates everything positive about viewing art in real life, about experiencing it in the flesh. Each artist has been selected for the original and exciting ways they work with texture, pattern, boldness, strong lines, colour, edges and expression. The exhibition features new work by Lewis Deeney, Bethan Radcliffe, Katheryne Morrison, David P Scott and Nicola Wiltshire (also the curator). This show comes soon after the end of lockdown in Scotland, UK. To maximise the physical experience, particular attention has been paid to the way the viewer moves through the space and how each artist's unique style relates to another's. Small touches have also been included to arouse the senses, such as music and essential oils.

View the exhibition online until 26th June 2021 at www.inthefleshexhibition.bigcartel.com.

BETHAN RADCLIFFE is a Fife-based artist who graduated in 2018 with a BA in Fine Art (Duncan Of Jordanstone College Of Art And Design). “Working symbiotically with drawing and sculpture, my work stems from exploration into the formation of space. Creating playful encounters between audience and object, I want to challenge our perception of industrial materials and the discarded objects from which the artworks are derived. Combining fluid and immovable states creates a tension and energy within my works, firmly rooted in their materiality and the space they occupy. Most recently, my work has concerned itself with our relationship with things, investigating what happens when recognisable and familiar objects change location and are replaced by interpretations of their key qualities. These sculptural objects are a humorous exploration of our expectations of usefulness. Formal abstraction is used not as an end point, but to suggest origins, processes, and the act of making as a continuum.” - Bethan

View Bethan's work on Instagram: @bethan_radcliffe .

NICOLA WILTSHIRE is a Dundee-based artist who graduated in 2009 with a BA in Fine Art (University Of Westminster) and an MFA in Art And Humanities (Duncan Of Jordanstone College Of Art And Design). Nicola is developing a strong collector-base for her bold and colourful oil paintings on fabric. Previous solo exhibitions include The Meffan Museum & Art Gallery, Forfar; Verdant Works, Dundee; Hartlepool Art Gallery and Alien Hole Gallery, Inverness. Group exhibitions throughout the UK include Tatha Gallery, Royal Scottish Academy, Gallery Heinzel, House For An Art Lover and Select Gallery, London. The Guardian named Nicola as an
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View Nicola's work at www.nicolawiltshire.com or @nicola_wiltshire on Instagram.

A walk around IN THE FLESH Exhibition with exhibiting artist Lewis Deeney.

IN THE FLESH is an exhibition that celebrates everything positive about viewing art in real life, about experiencing it in the flesh. Each artist has been selected for the original and exciting ways they work with texture, pattern, boldness, strong lines, colour, edges and expression. The exhibition features new work by Lewis Deeney, Bethan Radcliffe, Katheryne Morrison, David P Scott and Nicola Wiltshire (also the curator). This show comes soon after the end of lockdown in Scotland, UK. To maximise the physical experience, particular attention has been paid to the way the viewer moves through the space and how each artist's unique style relates to another's. Small touches have also been included to arouse the senses, such as music and essential oils.

View the exhibition online until 26th June 2021 at www.inthefleshexhibition.bigcartel.com.

LEWIS DEENEY is a Scottish artist using laser cutter technology to cut digital compositions out of his physical paintings. Combining expressive abstract painting with interlocking geometric forms, Lewis Deeney’s work is a fusion of polarities and an interplay of the physical and digital. His 'digital hieroglyphs' raise a narrative about our current relationship with technology and question our collective ontology as we now coexist in both the physical and digital. The work is a combination of the real and the virtual, humanity and technology.

Graduating in 2020 with a first in Contemporary Art Practice from Duncan Of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Deeney was awarded both the James Guthrie Orchar Memorial award and the Farquhar Reid Trust Prize during his ‘virtual’ degree show. He was one of eight artists selected for the Freeland’s painting prize and was exhibited at the Freeland’s Gallery, London. He is currently undertaking an MFA Art & Humanities at DJCAD after being granted the William S Phillips award to fund his studies. Deeney is represented by King House Art Gallery and New Blood Art.

View Lewis' work at www.lewisdeeney.co.uk or @lewisdeeney on Instagram.

NICOLA WILTSHIRE is a Dundee-based artist who graduated in 2009 with a BA in Fine Art (University Of Westminster) and an MFA in Art And Humanities (Duncan Of Jordanstone College Of Art And Design). Nicola is developing a strong collector-base for her bold and colourful oil paintings on fabric. Previous solo exhibitions include The Meffan Museum & Art Gallery, Forfar; Verdant Works, Dundee; Hartlepool Art Gallery and Alien Hole Gallery, Inverness. Group exhibitions throughout the UK include Tatha Gallery, Royal Scottish Academy, Gallery Heinzel, House For An Art Lover and Select Gallery, London. The Guardian named Nicola as an ​"​artist to watch​"​.

View Nicola's work at www.nicolawiltshire.com or @nicola_wiltshire on Instagram.

NEW BLOOD ART (Est. 2004) is a niche/boutique online art gallery, selling unique object-based original art by carefully selected emerging artists. Founded by Sarah Ryan (Director).

Browse available work at www.newbloodart.com or @newbloodart on Instagram.

A walk around IN THE FLESH Exhibition with exhibiting artist David P Scott.

IN THE FLESH is an exhibition that celebrates everything positive about viewing art in real life, about experiencing itin the flesh. Each artist has been selected for the original and exciting ways they work with texture, pattern, boldness, strong lines, colour, edges and expression. The exhibition features new work by Lewis Deeney, Bethan Radcliffe, Katheryne Morrison, David P Scott and Nicola Wiltshire (also the curator). This show comes soon after the end of lockdown in Scotland, UK. To maximise the physical experience, particular attention has been paid to the way the viewer moves through the space and how each artist's unique style relates to another's. Small touches have also been included to arouse the senses, such as music and essential oils.

View the exhibition online until 26th June 2021 at www.inthefleshexhibition.bigcartel.com.

DAVID P SCOTT is a Dundee based freelance artist whose work involves painting, printmaking and photography, alongside various collaborations and experiments. David graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in 2006 with an honours degree in Fine Art. David’s work is characterised by the use of vibrant colour palettes alongside bold lines, geometric shapes, patterns and palimpsest-like layers. His work has appeared in exhibitions at various venues including the Cooper Gallery, Dundee’s City Square, The McManus Art Gallery & Museum, Royal Scottish Academy and Scottish Arts Club and been short-listed for the Palme-Dewar Short Film Competition and Scottish Portrait Awards.

View David's work at www.burnbox.studio or @burnboxstudio on Instagram.

NICOLA WILTSHIRE is a Dundee-based artist who graduated in 2009 with a BA in Fine Art (University Of Westminster) and an MFA in Art And Humanities (Duncan Of Jordanstone College Of Art And Design). Nicola is developing a strong collector-base for her bold and colourful oil paintings on fabric. Previous solo exhibitions include The Meffan Museum & Art Gallery, Forfar; Verdant Works, Dundee; Hartlepool Art Gallery and Alien Hole Gallery, Inverness. Group exhibitions throughout the UK include Tatha Gallery, Royal Scottish Academy, Gallery Heinzel, House For An Art Lover and Select Gallery, London. The Guardian named Nicola as an ​"​artist to watch​"​.

View Nicola's work at www.nicolawiltshire.com or @nicola_wiltshire on Instagram.