MOSELEY EXCHANGE EXHIBITION OPEN SUBMISSION

artist at work

Deadline 18 of December

Moseley Exchange is offering a Open Submission Exhibition. This is an open call to artists in the disciplines of visual art, design, photography and fine art.

The gallery will host a selection of successful artists for a two months period. This Open Submission will work on a contract basis as all artists will have the chance to sell their work. The contract will outline that an exhibition fee with No commission to the gallery on behalf of its services if any of the works sell.

 

If you want to be part of Open Submission please send a short artist statement and an outline of the work. It is also essential that supporting documentation of the work can be viewed by the gallery before a decision can be made.
This opportunity is available in: Birmingham
For further information, please contact info@moseleyexchange.com, or visit https://moseleyexchange.com/exhibitions/

 

JUDE HAMMERSLEY

Exhibition: 14 October – 14 January

Opening: 9.00 am – 8:00 pm

Jude explores the concept of natural graffiti and uses mark-making as inspiration for her work with photography and textiles.She uses her immediate surroundings as a source of rich visual information.

The marks made by cracked and peeling paint and other man made shapes and materials are usually in a stark contrast to the natural growth and decay in forgotten places and abandoned industrial buildings.

“I use natural materials such as wool and silk to make large scale and installation pieces that respond to the environment they are placed in”

Will Kew “Floating World” Series

WILL KEW
“Floating World” Series

Opening Thursday 11th July 2013 @ 7.30 at The Moseley Exchange
Exhibition from 11th July – 10th September 2013
Opening: Monday – Thursday from 9.00 am – 8.00 pm
Friday from 9.00 am – 6.00 pm

'Floating World' Series
‘Floating World’ Series

Will Kew is an artist, designer and recent graduate with BA(Hons) in Fine Art, living in Birmingham.
The works displayed here have been selected from Will’s degree show, which took place in June.
Inspired by the woodblock prints of pre-modern Japan, the works combine traditional folklore with elements of science fiction, manga and pop culture.

The screenprints are the result of a hybrid of handmade and computerised processes, and as such each image is unique.

Will currently works as a freelance graphic designer, but continues to pursue his passion for fine art printmaking, and plans to return to the studio this summer.