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Graduate Show 2024
Private View Saturday 5 October at 2-4pm
King Street Gallery are proud to be hosting the Graduate Show 2024 showcasing the work of talented fine art graduates from Carmarthen School of Art.
Janie Pridham is a ceramicist making socially topical work, allowing each topic to shape her approach. This body of work explores homelessness in the UK, with a focus on people who find themselves having to live on the street.
Jayne Gilbert is an artist working with mixed media, I create visual stories fashioned from objects, ephemera and material collected from within a finite area; I reimagine a sense of that place across time.
Paula Topham ‘Do You See Me’. A collection of paintings fusing materials and memories, inspired by found photographs from the 1970s. These blurry, faded images trigger lost memories of childhood and family life, via snaps that are relatable in their ordinariness.
Hannah Christie is an artist who works with clay. This current body of work began with challenging perfectionism and expressing the artist’s frustration at how difficult she found learning to throw on the potter's wheel.
While Peter Midmore has made pottery for many years, his interest has been developed and strengthened by studying for a ceramics degree. His current work draws on his interest in the rural landscape in North Ceredigion, both as a rich location for walking but also as a site of contention.
Carole Hovey is a fine art painter.
King Street Gallery are proud to be hosting the Graduate Show 2024 showcasing the work of talented fine art graduates from Carmarthen School of Art.
Janie Pridham is a ceramicist making socially topical work, allowing each topic to shape her approach. This body of work explores homelessness in the UK, with a focus on people who find themselves having to live on the street.
Jayne Gilbert is an artist working with mixed media, I create visual stories fashioned from objects, ephemera and material collected from within a finite area; I reimagine a sense of that place across time.
Paula Topham ‘Do You See Me’. A collection of paintings fusing materials and memories, inspired by found photographs from the 1970s. These blurry, faded images trigger lost memories of childhood and family life, via snaps that are relatable in their ordinariness.
Hannah Christie is an artist who works with clay. This current body of work began with challenging perfectionism and expressing the artist’s frustration at how difficult she found learning to throw on the potter's wheel.
While Peter Midmore has made pottery for many years, his interest has been developed and strengthened by studying for a ceramics degree. His current work draws on his interest in the rural landscape in North Ceredigion, both as a rich location for walking but also as a site of contention.
Carole Hovey is a fine art painter.
Tue 1 Oct to Wednesday 16 Oct 24
King Street Gallery
33 King Street
Carmarthen Carmarthenshire SA31 1BS
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