Exhibitions
Olla Podrida
Olla Podrida: any dish containing a great variety of ingredients: Bill Stewart, Zara Idelson, Joff Winterhart, Myrtle Glanville and Madeline Rolt
Olla Podrida: any dish containing a great variety of ingredients.
This exhibition contains work by artists who are all great in their own right but very different. So the idea of exhibiting them together - instead of creating a themed show or finding a group of artist's with similarities - is about looking for the kinds of differences that might show these individual's in a different light. Including Bill Stewart, Zara Idelson, Joff Winterhart, Myrtle Glanville and Madeline Rolt.
Bill Stewart was a finalist in this years Contemporary British Painting prize while Joff Winterhart's graphic novels have garnered multiple awards and one - "Days of Bagnold Summer" - was recently made into a movie. Madeline Rolt and Myrtle Glanville are recent graduates from Falmouth and Camberwell respectively. Madeline Rolt works across multiple media and was the driving force behind the show "The Chorus of Faff" which was at the Plough earlier in the year while Myrtle Glanville's huge tapestry filled the cafe wall in January. Zara Idelson studied at Glasgow and the Slade and has exhibited widely including in Geneva, Lugano, Basel, Berlin, Lucerne and London.
This exhibition contains work by artists who are all great in their own right but very different. So the idea of exhibiting them together - instead of creating a themed show or finding a group of artist's with similarities - is about looking for the kinds of differences that might show these individual's in a different light. Including Bill Stewart, Zara Idelson, Joff Winterhart, Myrtle Glanville and Madeline Rolt.
Bill Stewart was a finalist in this years Contemporary British Painting prize while Joff Winterhart's graphic novels have garnered multiple awards and one - "Days of Bagnold Summer" - was recently made into a movie. Madeline Rolt and Myrtle Glanville are recent graduates from Falmouth and Camberwell respectively. Madeline Rolt works across multiple media and was the driving force behind the show "The Chorus of Faff" which was at the Plough earlier in the year while Myrtle Glanville's huge tapestry filled the cafe wall in January. Zara Idelson studied at Glasgow and the Slade and has exhibited widely including in Geneva, Lugano, Basel, Berlin, Lucerne and London.
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