Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize. Post 2 of 2.

23/10/2023

Epistle-Transept-Transcript. Gary Clough. Ink on reused envelopes.

As stated in my last post, the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize goes on tour around the UK now that it has ended in London. Here are some of the venues listed: Drawing Projects UK (details TBC); The Gallery, Arts University Bournemouth, 16 February to 12 April 2024; The Arts Institute, Plymouth University, 4 May to 29 June 2024; Turnpike, Wigan, 13 July to 14 September 2024. Please click on this link for more information.

Messy kitchen in Glasgow. Alex Pascual. Pencil on paper.

Here are some more pieces that give you an idea of the variety of styles and techniques on show.

I have provided links to find out more about the artists.

Jade Chorkularb ‘s piece below made me think at first glance of a tumble of lead stripped from a roof. closer inspection revealed more.

The Inescapability of Thoughts. Jade Chorkularb. Ink on lining paper.

Whitsun Gloves. June Nelson. Smoke on wooden panel.

Abortion rights protest after Roe versus Wade falls. (Washington Square Park, New York , June 24th 2022). Joy Gerrard. Ink on paper.

I could very much relate to the shorthand drawings of Judith Anketell as my drawings reflect movement too. (Apologies for the photo quality).

England v Ukraine (real-time shorthand drawing). Judith Anketell. Ink pen on Japanese imitation paper.

There’s something unnerving about Private Lives below… is it that foot on the edge of the paper?

Private Lives. Jane Laborie. Charcoal on paper.

First the front of Richard McVetis‘ stitched drawing…

A Happening of Things. Richard McVetis. Hand embroidery. Cotton on wool.

then the back.

A Happening of Things. Richard McVetis. Hand embroidery. Cotton on wool.