It's been a winter of content for the Art Group here at Harlesden Library Plus. With the advent of a new Spring, a discontent looms!
The new year heralds changes to the service and we are posting details of those changes elsewhere on the site. Check the information links over on the right.
In the meantime lets have a look at what's been happening Art wise! The group has had much positive feedback from the Slide Show it exhibited as part of Black History month late last year. The exhibition was called 'Colour included'. You can visit the show's website, view the slide show and the video HERE .
Moving on .... People are getting more and more confident with Photoshop and the work keeps turning.
Here are some of our Artists work. Click on an image to see a bigger version.
DH has made an interesting foray into grabbing line drawings from the web and stamping his own colour on them. Making them his own.
The new year heralds changes to the service and we are posting details of those changes elsewhere on the site. Check the information links over on the right.
In the meantime lets have a look at what's been happening Art wise! The group has had much positive feedback from the Slide Show it exhibited as part of Black History month late last year. The exhibition was called 'Colour included'. You can visit the show's website, view the slide show and the video HERE .
Moving on .... People are getting more and more confident with Photoshop and the work keeps turning.
Here are some of our Artists work. Click on an image to see a bigger version.
DH has made an interesting foray into grabbing line drawings from the web and stamping his own colour on them. Making them his own.
Using his own drawings, which we scanned into the computer and which I suggest contain much more power and lightness, a new way to explore his love and skill with colour.
JE. Continues a fascination with fruit. The colour, the shape, the grouping and the potential for beautiful compostion continues to entrance this artist.
MJ. The artist finds dangerous places to explore, somewhere. Combining rich stark colour with faces of terror continue to be explored and maybe even resolved.
R. A somwhat new artist amongst us. R explores the potential of the computer for artwork. More careful perhaps and with some hestitation ... but no doubt with interest and a blossoming imagination. We look forward to this artist's future endeavours.
We hope you enjoyed seeing our work.
Have a look at more from previous weeks.
Click on the numbers below to be taken away.
Charles Molloy - Art and Creative Activities Tutor.
African Caribbean Community Network Service.
March 2011.
© copyright The Individual Artists and ACCNS. 2011. all rights reserved.
March 2011.
© copyright The Individual Artists and ACCNS. 2011. all rights reserved.
