Air Gallery Open 2019
'Impulse' is on display as a part of the third annual Air Gallery Open in Altrincham, Manchester.
'The AIR Open 2019' at AIR Gallery, 30 Grosvenor Road, Altrincham, WA14 1LD, 22/08/2019 - 21/09/2019
www.airgallery.space
Air Gallery Open 2018
Ratio Study, 2018, will be displayed as part of The AIR Open 2018 in AIR Gallery in Altrincham, Manchester. The AIR Open 2018 is open to visual artists from across the globe working in any artistic medium.
'The AIR Open 2018' at AIR Gallery, The Warehouse, 30 Grosvenor Road, Altrincham, WA14 1LD, 09/08/2018 - 29/09/2018
www.airgallery.space
Group show at Festival Arts Bath
The ‘Pavilion of Painting’, an experimental art space with a focus on painting
in its widest form, from drawing to performance, figurative painting or landscape to abstraction.
A space for the imagination, encouraging and reflecting, with a knowing reference to a biennale pavilion or the Royal Academy ‘Summer Show’, a large open invitation and invited artists group show, and an artist residency programme on site.
The ‘Pavilion of Painting’ a survey of painting today, so vibrant in the area of Bath, Bristol and South West and celebrating collaboration with galleries and art schools: ‘a space for the imagination and a place for everyone to explore.’
Curated by David Moxon & Neil Fuller
“Pavilion of Painting” at Festival Arts Bath, 1st floor, 15 New Bond St, BA1 1BA, 26/05/2018 – 10/06/2018
Jackson Open Painting Prize
Long listed for the Jackson Open Painting Prize with (left) 'Ratio' Oil on Canvas and Spray Paint, 2017 and 'Candy' Oil on Canvas and Spray Paint, 2017.
https://www.jacksonspaintingprize.com/longlist
Scenes from a Virtual Journal
Scenes from a Virtual Journal is a series of paintings by Rose Parker based on language collected from the Facebook posts of her grandmother’s travels in the Arctic Circle.
Rose was intrigued by what her grandmother wrote while travelling because her use of social media was atypical. Most people use photos and captions when posting about their travels, but Rose’s grandmother was unable to do this, as she felt that her camera was repeatedly failing to produce the images she wanted to create. Instead she resorted to language, in order to convey, not just what she saw, but her emotional responses
Rose thought it would be an interesting experiment to see if she could become a substitute for her grandmother’s camera and turn her descriptions into a visual representation of her experiences. Rose wanted a tangible link between her grandmother’s writing and her paintings and has created, in her works, a typography from words found within the original source text.
Graduated from Wimbledon College of Art in 2015, with a BA in painting, Rose lives and works in Waltham Forest.
The Stone Space, 6 Church Lane, London, E11 1HQ, 09/03/2017 - 02/04/2017
Meet the Artist Saturday 18th March 3 -4pm
Thursdays and Fridays between 2-6pm
Saturdays 12am-5pm and Sundays 12-4pm
Language of Self
Gallery OX49 is a new space in Icknield Community College where in November 2016 I ran a mono printing work shop with the aim of introducting the students to new techniques and new methods for explore self portraiture. Language of Self is mixture between my own work and pieces that where created by the students during the workshop. The aim of the space is to encougre students to be proud of their work in a professional space.
Gallery OX49
Icknield Community College
Love Ln,
Watlington
OX49 5RB
03/02/2017 - 04/04/2017
The exhibition can be visited by reporting to the school's reception first.
Studio at Old Manor Park Library
In December 2016 I moved in to the Bow Arts studio complex at Old Manor Park Library
Pour, Stitch, Press, Repeat
Pour, Stitch, Press, Repeat brings together the work of four artists Gayathri Anand, Liza Mackintosh, Charlotte Munro and Rose Parker. All of their practices operate in the field of painting and strong connections to processes and mark making. Each artist has a distinct relationship with the way in which they use and respond to marks and gestures. However, in all of the work these forms and shapes are not defined by the landscapes they are situated in, but set the boundaries of their own space.
PSW Project Space
Rum Factory Studios, Unit 4 Pennington Street Warehouse, Pennington Street, London E1W 2BD
PV Thursday 7th April 6 – 9pm
Friday 10am – 5pm
Saturday 10am – 4pm
Sunday 10am – 1pm
Nottingham City Arts, Young Producers Exhibition, Free Frame
This was a group exhibition by nottingham city arts held in their space in Hockley. The work Exhibited was Use Up Untill, Mono Print on Graph Paper, 2015. It is an interactive piece that looks to enage the viewer in diffferent way of physically reading.
City Arts (Nottingham), 11-13 Hockley, Nottingham, NG1 1FH
28th - 30th November 2015
Link to Nottingham City Arts, Young Producerses Exhibition, Free Frame.
Islington Contemporary Art and Desgin Fair
Islington Contemporary Art and Design Fair is a group show of recent graduates organised by Candid Arts Trust. Week one is made up of fine art graduates and week two is made up of design graduates.
3 Torrens Street, Angel, London, EC1V 1NQ
Week one: 21th - 22nd November 2015. PV 20th November 5 - 9pm
Works on Paper
Works on Paper was a group exhibition organised by Pintora Art. All of the work in the show was 2-D preliminary or finished works on paper.
Shoreditch Arts Club
94 Leonard Street
EC2A 4RH
29th October- 30th October 2015
Studio at St Katharine's Precinct with Bow Arts
In October 2015 I moved in to the Bow Arts new studio complex at St Katharine's Precinct.
http://precinct.rfsk.org/home/arts-space/
http://bowarts.org/studios/artspace-at-st-katharines-precinct
Whittingdale Residency Show at Art Licks Weekend 2015
Image by Lou Macnamara
The Whittingdale residency takes place in varoius loactions all over london. The artist take part in workshops and crits that explore making art today. With s final show and collarboation at Art Licks Weekend 2015.
Artists taking Involved
Carolina Escobar-Diaz, Kerri Jefferis, Sophie Chapman, Rosa Nussbaum, Lou Macnamara, Georgia Gendall, Bryony Hussey, Andra Raduca, Edwin Mingard, Rebecca Sangster, Alice Woods, Tuli Litvak, Helen Hamilton, Chris Alton, Rose Parker, Oliver Hickmet, Josh Parker, Angus Frost
http://cargocollective.com/cawresilience/Whittingdale-Residency-2015
http://artlicksweekend.com/event/whittingdale-residency-show/
Clyde & Co. Art Award 2015-2016
The Clyde & Co. Art Award is a collection of graduate art work housed at their main building in Algate, London. Artists in the award also take part in a mentoring and workshop proramge, which foueses on art law and creatice entrupernaship.
Sink, Oil on canvas, 200x140cm, 2015, will be apart of the collectoion untill 2016.
Un Common Ground
We are a group of Wimbledon Painting students who have produced a group show, investigating the differences in our work. Each of our prctices has its own distinct method of working that contrasts with each other's: the spontaneous vs. the formulaic, the natural vs. the kitsch. The expanded field of painting is a current theme that is being explored a lot in contemporay art. This is reflected in this exhibition through works that incorporate elements such as the sculptural and the photographic.
Artists Involved
Anna Dakin Gayathri Anand Rose Parker Summer Oxley
SU Exhibition Space, Chelsea College of Art, London.
13th November - 21st November 2014.
Refuse/Reuse
Refuse/Reuse was a group pop up show organized by Pocket Arts Lonodn. The exhibition looked to the different ways in which artist's exploered the ideas of reusesing and reyceling.
46 Thurloe Street, South Kensignton, London
17/03/2015-23/03/2015
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Fi Rooney curated this exhibition as a continuation of the exchanges between students that were created during our Erasmus in Milano. For this show all of the artists submitted work made during our time on Erasmus. I summited an sound piece called ‘Inventory’.
Artists Involved
Kasia Gers, Giovanni Di Legami, Michaela Čížková, Christopher Hartmann, Rose Parker, Sinead Purcell, Kaylin Costello, Fi Rooney
Thursday 4th December
The Old A4 Art Space, Thomas Street, Dublin, Ireland
Exquisite Corpse
January 01, 2020
Exquisite Corpse is a collaborative project by students from Wimbledon College of Art that aims to challenge the way we interact with our own and other artists works. The concept of the exhibition comes from the surrealist game Exquisite Corpse, or Consequences, where images or texts are created by each player taking it in turns to add to a sheet of paper or drawing. In our project each person involved has donated a past or present piece which they consider to be unfinished or which they feel they can take no further. From here another project member takes the piece on and re works or re invents it until they feel it has become a realised work. However, if they feel that the piece still needs work and they are unable to take it to a conclusion it is passed onto the next group member until the work is complete. The exhibition explores ownership of collective art and how different practices can interact and influence one another. Works exhibited also include pieces from the artists’ own practices, so that there can be an extended understanding of the dialogues between the works.
Artists Involved
Gayathri Anand Lucy Cox Anna Dakin Paige Davies
Sula Hancock Charlie Munro Sarah Palmer Rose Parker
Holly Rees Summer
At Islington Arts Factory Friday 21st - Friday 28th Feb
Private View Friday 21st 7pm-9pm
Erasmus Student Exhibition
From 16th to 21th of June a group of Erasmus students from Brera had an exhibition at Ex Chiesa di San Carpoforo – Via Marco Formentini – 20121 Milano. The exhibition space was a large and beautiful dis used church 5 mins from the school. For the show I displayed my work ‘Explain’ among a mixture of paintings, videos, graphics, photography, fashion, sculpture and performance.
From March till July 2014 I was living in Milan while studing at Brera Acadmey of Art.
"Saint Stephen" at the Pitt Rivers Museum
During my time amongst the collections of The Pitt Rivers Museum and The Museum of the History of science I noticed that spiritual artefacts played a significant role in both. This can be seen through the presence of a ‘Cimarutia’ amulet used to ward off the evil eye, which is presented as an early scientific and cultural object. This led me to observe that faith is key to many aspects of varying civilizations. In Ancient cultures we this in the form of the Polytheism religions of the Mediterranean. Later there was a progression towards Monotheistic beliefs, such as Christianity. Faith fills our need for an explanation of how our world works and at a base level, why we are here. This usually takes the form of a creation story. In our current culture I believe that scientific theory and practice is more frequently fulfilling the necessity for understanding our place in the world.
These contemporary creation theories are what I have chosen to base this work on. The Big Bang and String theories which have become known as M theory are the currently accepted explanation behind the creation of the universe. Although scientific practice seems to be very separate from religion there are spiritual aspects to the work of a theoretical Physicists. For their work they must have faith in theories which cannot be experienced in any tangible form. As well as this during early scientific practice religion was an integral factor. For example the Astrolabes in the Museum of the History of Science where used for mapping the heavens. They were spiritual instruments just as much as they were scientific ones.
This connection between faith and science is why I have chosen to create an early medieval reliquary dedicated to Stephen Hawking as well as the five String theories, eleven dimensions, and Membranes of M Theory.
3rd February - 17th March 2012
Link to Museums Website Page of the Exhibition
http://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/brookes.html
http://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/exhibits/necessity-is-the-mother-of-invention/