Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 July 2010

'Dust Clouds in the Eagle Nebula' Paper exhibition

Photography by Richard Sweeney

'Inspired by photography from the Hubble space telescope, Andy Singleton attempts to explore the scale, intricacy and beauty of our universe. Choosing the medium of large scale paper cuttings, he hopes to inspire the same sense of awe that we feel when we look into the deepest regions of space. '

This is the completed hand cut paper installation piece, 'Dust Clouds in the Eagle Nebula' currently being exhibited at the Bowery gallery, Headingly, Leeds.
If you would like further information on the show and the location of the gallery, please follow this link: http://www.bowery.org/
or contact me directly at andy_singleton1@yahoo.co.uk

Friday, 25 June 2010

Cut Paper Exhibition, The Bowery Gallery, 8th of July - Oct 22nd



I will be exhibiting a new large scale paper cut work 'Dust Clouds in the Eagle Nebula' at the the Bowery Gallery. I will be exhibiting along side paper artist Jayne Wilson.
Opening night is Thursday 8th of july. Please come down to see the works, for complimentary refreshments, and live music.

For further details please visit thebowey.org website or feel free to contact me directly.

Friday, 14 May 2010

Paper Cut Exhibition, The Bowery, Leeds 8th July - Oct 22

I have recently been asked to create a large scale paper installation piece at The Bowery Gallery, Leeds. The work is going to be a freestyle paper cut on a scale i have never attempted before. Stretching roughly 15 meters in length, the cut is going to take inspiration from images of the Universe.
For now that is all i can tell you, but i can give a little taster of the work to come. The images below are a series of cuts i created over the last few days in preparation for the large work.

paper cut test sheets


Cosmic dust (test 4) 594mm x420mm



Nebula (test 3) 594mm x420mm


The show opens on the 8th of July and continues until the 22nd of Oct. More details to come.