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Embodied Memories
Embodied Memories, a project by artist and fashion stylist Jennifer Anyan, is set in a temporary shop location in central Southampton. The exhibition showcases startling new artworks that are made to be worn. Poised between sculpture and couture, the works are based on recollections of items purchased from the city's old Tyrrell & Green department store.Developed from research undertaken with local people, Jennifer's subtle reinventions are touching, at times humorous but always respectful, and explore the distance between memory, communication and interpretation.Embodied Memories was commissioned by the John Hansard Gallery and developed through Art at the Heart, a partnership of key arts organisations in Southampton working to bring the city's emerging cultural quarter to life. Supported by Solent Research & Enterprise and CREADM.Published to accompany the exhibition, Embodied Memories by Jennifer Anyan at John Hansard Gallery 9 May 2012 – 30 June 2012.
Ars Universitas
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The Seventh Wave
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Figures and Objects
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Dawnbreakers
Exhibition held at John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton, 27 Apr.-12 June 2010.
Once Again
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Juan Bolivar
Exhibition at the John Hansard Gallery, University of Southampton, July-August 2008. Juan Bolivar's paintings occupy seemingly extreme positions. They playfully exist somewhere between abstraction and the recognisable world and they hint both at humour and tragedy. Geometry Wars presents a new body of work painted mostly in 'greyscale' and muted tones. The title describes Bolivar's 'struggle with abstraction'; whether to subjugate the square and present it as pure form, or whether to animate it into the world of figuration. Juan Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and lives and works in London.
Helen Sear
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Our Faces, Our Spaces
Our Faces, Our Spaces: Photography, Community and Representation features photographic work taken between 1977 and 1992 by children and young people who were members of Mount Pleasant Photography Workshop in Southampton. This book presents their work within the context of both a personal overview and that of a critical and theoretical position. The photographers offer a view and interpretation of their world which deals with social, cultural, religious and political connections of that period of time.
