Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts

Friday, 19 October 2012

Anthea J Landon 15.9.2012 Helfa Gelf (8 of 16)




Please note!

Copyright belongs to the artist whose work is shown below and also to myself as the photographer!









The book above has more information about Anthea's work







Anthea's work changes depending on the season. This can range from textiles,wire work, acid etched prints and collography.





























































































































































































The 5 images above are all in Cyanotype 































See the link below for more information about Anthea.

Can be contacted by Email for an appointment to view her work.


http://www.helfagelf.co.uk/en














Monday, 15 October 2012

Helfa Gelf Introduction ( 1 of 16 )







September 2012 saw many activities taking place in and around Wrexham as part of The Year of Culture. A group of students from Glyndwr were asked to cover aspects of the particular events and as I am a photography student at the university I chose to concentrate on the open studios art trail- Helfa Gelf. I also contributed photos about Wrexham Carnival and the Zine Fair. 






See below the map of the Wrexham district that I chose to cover. I feel as if I have been on tour - and although some artists are fairly close to the Wrexham area - I did not cover them because they were actually on the Denbighshire area map. Apologies to those (Sue Hall and Pat Pearson {94 and 106] both of Llangollen) who possibly might feel that I could have included them. Apologies in particular to Yale College Regional Print Centre (145) because I was engaged at other venues on the two dates that they were open and could not physically get to see them.




Thank you so much to all the artists/studios that I did visit. I had a great experience and saw evidence of fantastic talent. I hope my blogs do them justice and that they help to encourage more people to visit these places. I look forward to any further work with these artists that comes my way.



Links below to Helfa Gelf



http://www.helfagelf.co.uk/en/


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-19493027








Traci Morris 2.10 .2012 Helfa Gelf (16 of 16 )




Please note!

Copyright belongs to the artist whose work is shown below and also to myself as the photographer!






Traci works with glass and her workshop is close to her house. Her work is bright and colourful and utilises glass in various ways, as you can see below.

















































































































Below is how to get in contact with Traci




traci.morris@yahoo.co.uk