Here are some photos of my 2014 April solo exhibition at 44AD in Bath. It brings together all the different walk and journeys I have been on during and since my graduation six years ago. The large wall and floor space meant that I could experiment with hanging varying technical drawings and paintings alongside large sculptures which gave the public a change to ...
Private View: Fri 11th April 2014 (6pm – 8pm) “Journeys are the midwives of thought” – Alain de Botton, The Art of Travel White Moose Gallery, Barnstaple and 44AD, Bath, present Edward Crumpton’s major new solo show, Midwives of Thought, being held at the 44AD gallery in Bath. Midwives of Thought showcases a collection of Edward’s responses to walks and journeys ...
Thank you for everyone who came to my drawing workshop at the White Moose on the 12th March. I was glad to be a part of Art Waves Devon program and that people who came to the workshop enjoyed participating in the techniques of using negative space drawing in the still life. Also that evening the Arts and Culture team were holding a talk by artist Kurt Jackson at ...
Date: Wednesday, 12th March 2014 Start time: 2pm End time: 4pm A FREE workshop run by Swimbridge based artist, Edward Crumpton is being held at White Moose gallery, which will look at the techniques of negative space drawing. This approach is used to prevent the logical mind from assigning a symbol to the object being drawn, focusing on observing what is ...
Following in the footsteps of sailors of yore Read more: http://www.thisissomerset.co.uk/Following-footsteps-sailors-yore/story-20088668-detail/story.html#ixzz2lssKuxiG
Here is the article of Edward’s latest show in the Journal Newspaper on the 10th October 2013 Some more details of the exhibition click here
Edward is pleased to announce that he is having a solo exhibition of his Mariners Way project. There is also an opportunity to hear the artist talk about his inspiration for this project, the ancient maritime route from Bideford to Dartmouth and his realisation of this extended journey into the current exhibition of sculpture, paintings, drawings and wood ...
After one month of the passage house at Heathercombe Gardens it was time to unravel the piece and transform it for it’s next exhibition at the White Moose. It did not take as long as we had thought and from starting at lunchtime we had finished putting all the rope in the spools by the late afternoon. It was the exhibition’s last day so we had ...
Edward is pleased to announce that he is having a solo exhibition of his Mariners Way project. There is also an opportunity to hear the artist talk about his inspiration for this project, the ancient maritime route from Bideford to Dartmouth and his realisation of this extended journey into the current exhibition of sculpture, paintings, drawings and wood ...
As part of a group of other artists, Edward is exhibiting the Mariners Way sculpture from a ball into a passage house along its traditional footpath on Dartmoor. The current form of the sculpture highlights the nights spent by the mariners in strange lodgings, far from home before their onward travel across the moorland to their next port. To find how to get ...