The Street Art Exhibition, Surface’s most popular event of the year, was finally launched on Friday 11th August, celebrating local and independent artists from across Nottingham.
Read More‘Platform’ has been my first residency, and I’ve been lucky to work alongside Ryan and Miklos in the Project Space at Surface. I began with an idea of making a series of paintings, though I found that I wasn’t happy with the result. After an enlightening one-to-one critique with Yelena Popova, I stopped working on the paintings and explored something new.
Read MoreI am delighted to have been awarded a Platform residency at the Surface Gallery. I will use this opportunity to create something new that develops my previous thinking and uses elements from my previous technical and visual work.
Read MoreCreative residencies help you to step outside of what you know; they’re uncomfortable – often you’re working with new places, materials, and people. I like thinking of the residency as disturbing the monotony of my practice.
Read MoreArtist Elsa Truman- Rickett started experimenting in art from an early age ‘messing about with paint-points’ following in the footsteps of her artist mother. Studying at Newark College after school she worked her way up to receiving a Fine Art and History of Art degree at Oxford Brookes University. Her work follows an illustrative style, focusing on the depiction of dogs in unique costumes.
Read MoreEzster describes herself as ‘a very motivated, ambitious self-taught artist’, after not fully exploring her artistic passion until her early twenties she was inspired to get back into drawing by the support from her equally artistic family.
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