The Egrets Way exhibition is now over
but I have a last weekend of my ArtWave Open Studio at Con Club139 High Street Lewes - BN7 1XS11-5 tomorrow 31st August and 1st September
It is almost autumn
and time to advertise the Towner and Design for Today
Print and Illustration Fair
I will be having a stand there all weekend 21-22 September
I will also be talking about my own artwork at All Saints, Lewes as part of Lewes Live Literature's Lives of the Artists, a conversation about my artwork with Mark Hewitt :
Tues 10 September, 7,45
Carolyn Trant: Lasting Impressions
Artist Carolyn Trant, in conversation with LLL's Artistic Director Mark
Hewitt, discusses her work and life - with projected images on the large screen.
Carolyn is a highly reputed artist/printmaker who has specialised in making
'artists books'.
Lives of the Artists #5. A series in which local artists talk about how and why they ended up doing what they do in the way that they do it.
Lives of the Artists #5. A series in which local artists talk about how and why they ended up doing what they do in the way that they do it.
Lewes Live Literature presents Carolyn Trant in conversation Carolyn is a painter/maker who specialises in 'Artists Books', exploring images and words in a range of ways from sculptural objects and installations to hand-cut and printed woodblock books. Recently she's also been making playing cards, Mexican style cartoneras using old newspapers and recycled cardboard, and paper toy theatres for an autumn exhibition of contemporary explorations of the genre for the Pollocks Toy Museum in London, all reflecting current political and climate emergencies. Tuesday 10th Sept 7.45pm Tickets: £8 advance or £10 on door. www.leweslivelit.co.uk
Voyaging Out - British Women Artists from Suffrage to the Sixties; Thames and Hudson ;
Sept 2019
I will be talking about my new book about Women Artists at the following venues in London and beyond;
This event with Michele Roberts starts at 7pm on 25
September and will be held in the Tate Modern bookshop.
This Hatchards Piccadilly event
is also up online. It starts at 6.30pm on Thursday 12th September.
Maggie Humm says: I’m so enjoying Voyaging Out - an
amazing work of retrieval and celebration and with glorious images. The book
manages to be both accessibly interesting and scholarly.
A hard thing to pull
off.
Rachel Cooke’s review ran in Sunday’s Observer. It is
also online here in full:
‘diligent, detailed and full of
surprises: everyone is here, from the still celebrated (Sybil Andrews, Vanessa
Bell, Barbara Hepworth) to the little known and the almost completely forgotten
(Catherine Giles, Ithell Colquhoun, Cecile Walton) … Voyaging Out bulges with
hope for the future: for more research, for more books and, above all, for more
inclusive and wide-reaching shows.’
– I am also speaking at
Taunton
Literary Festival – 6.30pm at Brendon’s Bookshop Taunton - 14th
November
Gregynog
- RS Thomas Society AGM re Elsi Eldridge on 2nd
November
and Pallant House Radical Women exhibition - a
talk on 28th November- evening, probably now (or soon) up on their
website….
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