An invitation

Walk On

Here are three pieces from Bridget Heriz's excellent and extensive exhibition at The Cut, Halesworth, Suffolk, and runs to October 9, so do visit if you can. Sculpture, pastels, watercolour and collage.

Walk On

Here is 'Lad, Head' in terracotta.

Walk On

Here is one of Bridget's latest pieces on the 'Walk On' theme, assembled in wire and card articulating the expansive movement of the figures.

Walk On

WALK ON!

Forthcoming exhibition of recent work by Bridget Heriz at The Cut in Halesworth, Suffolk.

9th September to 9th October 2008

Private View 13th September, 12.00 - 14.00 hrs.

The show is based on studies made in sketchbooks over the last two years,

with figures on the move, whether pursuing or fleeing, in hope, in fear or in celebration. The theme is explored in various combinations of crayon, ink, pastel, watercolour, gouache, card, collage: the urge is to find animation not style, expression rather than aesthetic status.

“Walk On” is the title of a blues song written and performed by Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry on an album I purchased when still at school. “Keep on walking!” the duo call to each other, if only to promote a buoyant spirit on the restless road, for there is no given destination.

Sargeant Mallin Productions at SCVA

Don't miss the next LATE SHIFT at The Sainsbury Centre For Visual Art, University of East Anglia, Norwich, Wednesday May 21st, 5pm to 10pm.

This special LATE SHIFT has a Chinese theme (linked to an exhibition at SCVA) and the line up includes: Hung Sing Martial Arts, Dragons, a lantern workshop together with experimental Music, Dance, Film, Installation and Poetry.

Contributing artists include Stephanie Douet, 8modern, Tom Ingram and Sargeant Mallin Productions. Mark Sargeant will be screening 'Goaded Earth' and Rupert Mallin will be performing it.

The event is free, so no excuses for not turning up!

Film in Hull

'A Quiet Life on Alan Road' has been selected for screening
at GLIMMER: the 6th Hull International Short Film Festival
between 15th-20th April

The film will be screened as part of the British Competition
and will be eligible for the GLIMMER British Film Award which
comes with a prize of £500 sponsored by Hull Trains,

The exact dates of the screening will be confirmed
in the next couple of weeks.