The Sound Sight Exhibition - Murder Minutes
This project was started in 2010 to explore the relationship between Jazz, Music and Art, how they react to and are inspired by one another
The musicians working on the project include Duncan Eagles, Max Luthert, Peter Ibbetson, Bill Mudge, and Mike DiRubbo. The exhibiting artists are asked to engage with the music by these artists and provide an artistic interpretation which will later be exhibited as part of the Sound and Sight Exhibition.
The 250 final selected artworks will be exhibited as part of the collection and displayed in classic CD Jewel cases on the gallery walls.
The Sound Sight Exhibition will be at -
Shaw Gallery
Trinity School
Shirley Park, Croydon
CR9 7AT
Tel: 020 8656 9541
Exhibition dates - 11th November to 11th December 2013
Private View - 11th November 6.30-8.30pm All welcome
Music from 7-8.15pm
The oddments of Ella Penn
Ella Penn - Inspired by Mike DiRubbo's 'Introspection' |
Ella Penn - Inspired by Bill Mudge 'Murder 1' music |
are very much consistent with Penn's wider Fine Art work. A trawling of the urban environment, playing with light when its loneliness is the only beacon in a sea of black.
There are forays into landscape and abstraction but it's her documentation of us, the human animal, our scratches, detritus and narratives where she is most powerful.
Her submissions to Murder Minutes possess both strong design elements and the music's themes and rhythms. I can see the repetitive mechanical swirls in Bill's Mudge's 'Dancing' and the ambiguity and threat in Max Luthert's 'Murder 3' but the romance of Mike DiRubbo's flows through me like that shock of pink, exciting and indulgent.
The magpie tendencies of Ella Penn are not just contained in her bright and shiny eye but in her mind too. Before we see her at the Shaw Gallery on November 11th she will be showing a body of work at the conceptual thoroughbred Art:Language:Location exhibition in Cambridge. Penn's active mind is trained on the 'Oddment' or simply "Items or pieces left over from a larger set". She spent a day in the city photographing found, fragmented pieces of language and documenting these urban canvases where people's interactions leave their mark."
Words By Alban Low @ Murderminutes.blogspot.co.uk
There are forays into landscape and abstraction but it's her documentation of us, the human animal, our scratches, detritus and narratives where she is most powerful.
Ella Penn - Inspired by Max Luthert 'Murder 3' |
The magpie tendencies of Ella Penn are not just contained in her bright and shiny eye but in her mind too. Before we see her at the Shaw Gallery on November 11th she will be showing a body of work at the conceptual thoroughbred Art:Language:Location exhibition in Cambridge. Penn's active mind is trained on the 'Oddment' or simply "Items or pieces left over from a larger set". She spent a day in the city photographing found, fragmented pieces of language and documenting these urban canvases where people's interactions leave their mark."
Words By Alban Low @ Murderminutes.blogspot.co.uk
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