Linda WaltonImagination in Translation
Saturday October 3rd
2pm – 3pm
Admission is free or by donation
Linda Walton is exhibiting at CVAG as part of a group show titled “Shell of the Earth”, which examines our natural environment in a variety of media. Walton’s body of work consists of ceramics, photography and textiles that address the recent desiccation of Barnesl Lake (home of the western painted turtle and the spade foot toad, both blue listed animals) in the Kamloops area.
In this talk with accompanying images, Walton will speak about how imagination functions in her work and how ideas can be communicated in many media. She will discuss the content, the choices she made, and why mistakes are important. She will also speak about visual texture, as it is important to this particular body of work; composition – leading the viewer to the heart of the piece; feedback – when it is helpful and intention – the exploration, clarification and communication of her work.
Linda Walton was born in the South of England and holds an art degree from the Berkshire College of Art followed by an Art Teaching Diploma from the Leicester University, specializing in Painting and Ceramics. She came to BC in 1974, and taught Fine Arts at Thompson Rivers University for 30 years, moving to Black Creek in 2005. Her ceramics have been exhibited in England, San Francisco, Chicago, Sydney, Australia and Canada.
| Date : | 3 octobre 2009 |
| Heure : | 14:00 - 15:00 |
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| Adresse : | 580 Duncan Avenue |
| Ville : | Courtenay, BC |
| Téléphone : | 2503386211 |
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