Ordinary Worlds: Landscape Imagined and Real, 2018: Six women artists at Creake Abbey North Norfolk

10 - 23 August 2018
Ordinary Worlds showed a selection of new and recent paintings and works on paper by six Norfolk artists.
An exhibition of six women artists who share a common interest in representing landscape and interpreting the topographic in their work – each artist shows how we might compose landscape to suit our outlook rather than merely reflect upon a visual likeness or land use. Between them, what they depict is anything but ordinary.
Pigment stains drawn on cave walls have revealed how we once imagined landscapes populated by the creatures we hunted to survive. This early human trait of conceiving a landscape in our imagination still holds a powerful influence upon us to the present day. Technology has helped artists find new, previously unimagined possibilities for depicting the environment and altering the ways in which they represent landscape pictorially. They have embraced imaging software among more traditional means of describing our world, without reducing it to banal certainties.

 

PANDORA MOND

LINDA JAMIESON

ANDREA GIRLING

AMANDA SUTTON

JONI SMITH

LORRAINE BEWICK

 

Thanks to the following sponsors and supporters of our event

Eric Snaith and his team at Titchwell Manor, SALT, Drove Orchards, Creake Abbey and Monica and Nick Zoll