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20 of the Artists
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Jocelyn Allen
tom ketteringham
Meriel Mac Gabhann
Julia
illustrate project
Agnieszka
MELANIE
Louis Dowse
Moyrah Gall
cakebread illustrations
Stephen Hopkins
candida denley-hill
Natasha Rees
Ian Watson
Sarah Younan
Higino Octavio
David Marchant
anna
Hannah L Curtis

Features
To celebrate Cerbyd's tour of Wales starting this week ARC features an interview with Tom and Brian the 'Cerbyders'

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Review by Luke Healey

While humdrum artists peddle clichés, artists like Peter Liversidge reinvent them. With ‘Proposals for Cardiff’, showing at Chapter until the 11th of July, the Lincoln-born, London-based artist gives new meaning to the old notion that creativity (or success, or genius) ...
Featured Press Release

David Solomons: Up West
Cardiff's newest gallery in the heart of Cardiff Bay announces a new exhibition by photographer David Solomons.
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International Polaroid exhibition for
Cardiff’s city centre...
19 Feb - 03 April 2010
Morgan Arcade, Cardiff
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Newport Museum and Art Gallery play host to Simon Fenoulhet’s latest creation Lucent Lines

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artist portrait
Name:leanne harris
Hometown:Cheshire; BASED IN CARDIFF

Statement

My practice explores my individual perception of memory, and how the projection of memory is delivered in accordance with various materials used within a piece of work.
 I view myself within my memories as being frozen, static remnants of what I remember seeing of the outside world, I believe that memories are bound up with our dreams, fantasies, we ourselves are in a constant state of change, and they evolve with us.
 The clay is modeled with the “touch” still visible, they appear rigid, and uncomfortable in their stance. Mirroring the sometimes discomforting memories we hold. Fabric has been used in the making of a selection of figures, a figure that holds the potential to move, holds life (Life is movement/ Growth), it has a freedom the bound static clay figures do not possess.
The way in which humans can empathize with the human form fascinates me; the work is not about being prescriptive and telling every detail of a story, I am interested in how and why humans will immediately feel for a figurative form. Empathy and memory, is something we all possess.


I have just completed a BA(hons) in ceramics at cardiff school of art and design, and am looking for challenging and new opportunities to fully engross myself in within the coming year.

Click on the thumbnails to view images by leanne harris below


DETAIL OF `Bound`