Good Nature
Candida Stevens Gallery
12 Northgate
Chichester
West Sussex
PO19 1BA
16 Sept – 28 Oct 2017
30 Contemporary British Artists make one piece of work in response to GOOD NATURE
Once a year Candida Stevens Gallery commissions a major exhibition of new work based on a concept or theme of our time. This autumn GOOD NATURE will be a celebration of our planet, its beauty and its fragility and the essential part we all play in preserving it.
Curator, Candida Stevens says “I have chosen to bring together these artists, writers and designers to concentrate our thoughts around the planet at a moment when its beauty and fragility are deeply affected by our treatment and explorations of it. I want to see how artists and thinkers will respond to this important theme. The show is curated to be a thoughtful and probing look at us and our place in the natural environment. I hope too that it will create positive reactions from those who come to see the work and want to make changes for the long term conservation of our world ”
Thomas Allen – Jonathan Ashworth – Violet Astor – Emily Ball – Michael Benson – Pippa Blake – Kate Boucher – Stephen Chambers RA – Eileen Cooper RA – Hen Coleman – Lawrence Dicks – Stephen Farthing RA – Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf – Kristina Hagstrom – Tom Hammick – Jeremy Houghton – Alice Kettle – Nicola Green – Irene Lees – Hamish Mackie – Marion MacPhee – Briony Marshall – Calum McClure – David Nash RA – Antonia Salmon – Tai-Shan Shierenberg – Giorgia Siriaco – Olivia Stanton – Almuth Tebbenhoff – Maciej Urbanek – Silvy Weatherall
Artists have an important voice in society, this is an opportunity for them to inspire us with the comment they chose to make through this exhibition and for all of us to respond.
https://candidastevens.com/exhibitions/20/overview/
I will be showing a new work called:
Earth Time and Disruption
Which is from a new body of work developed using rammed earth technique.