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Artist Statement:
Still life painting, as a pictorial genre, has traditionally been considered a “minor” form of artistic expression and invention. Much of my paintings are simple, or as Norman Bryson writes, ‘it is a form of rhopography –‘from rhopos’, trivial objects, small wares, trifles…the depiction of those things which lack importance, the unassuming material base of life that ‘importance’ constantly overlooks”- the So what?
My work looks at the overlooked, from which the human figure has been banished, leaving objects that are usually assimilated to woman’s sexuality as seen in the home, a woman’s place filled with those familiar objects of desire.
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Gwendoline Viney Biography:
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Age
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58
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
Married
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| Children |
0
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| Religion |
Christian |
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| Education |
Post Graduate Degree |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
History of Art
Photography
Travelling
Walking |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Painting Oil
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Contemporary Realism - (1965 - 1975)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Patric Caulfield ,Picasso , Holbein
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| Favorite Work of Art |
Holbein ,The Ambassadors.
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
The biggest artistic inspiration to me would be that of the work of Pablo Picasso
I love his use of political metaphores using distorted shapes and colours in their most form in order to bring alive a kind of realism of a politcal historical event, or personal love of his.
They stimulate my thought processes to produce my own images. Painting to me is a kind of performance to bring alive a sort of realism in still life or what ever I choose to paint. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
I have always been an artist and produce things that give me pleasure. I love others to share with me my work and if it does, so be it. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
CURRICULUM VITE
Gwedoline Viney
4 Harlech Drive
Chandlers Ford
Eastleigh
Hampshire
SO534NP
Tel: 02380 269797
BRITISH
Email: gwen_viney@hotmail.com
Web Site: http://www.corporata.com/gwen
EDUCATION
(2006 – Present)
BA [Hons] Fine Art Painting at the Southampton Solent University
(1999 - 2003) BA [Hons] Visual Art Degree Winchester School of Art
(1990-2003) RGN qualified Nursing Times Open Learning Program Basingstoke District Hospital King Alfred’s College Winchester.
(1994 – 1999) Diploma in Teaching and Assessing at the University of Greenwich Open learning Scheme
(1984-1987) ENG qualified Full time course at the Southampton & South West Hants Health Authority.
GROUP EXHIBITI0NS
Forthcoming exhibition will be for the Southampton Solent University BA Hons Fine Art Degree Show (2006)
‘Homage’ Painting and Painting Installation Exhibition, 18th-24th March 2006 at the Old North am Road Gallery, Southampton. Artist exhibiting were, Gwen Viney, Samuel Baker and James Green
City Of Shoes exhibition held at the Theatre Royal Winchester June –July (2005) as part of the Hat Fair Arts Festival.
The post Office and BT 98th Annual Art Exhibition St Sepulchre – without –New gate Church 10 Gilt spur Street London 14th – 25th September 2004 ‘exhibition opened by Lord Hattersley Second Prize Award
Hampshire Sculpture Trust St Thomas’s Centre Members
Exhibition June –July 2004
Exhibition of work at the Beatrice Royal Gallery September 2003
Hampshire Sculpture Trust St Thomas’s Centre Member Exhibition 17th –26th July 2003 Two photomontage mixed media 92 x 25cm ‘Untitled’.
Winchester School of Art ‘Degree Show’ 2003, 6min DVD Video Mixed Media Installation, ‘Skin’
CREATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE
Assisted in creative collage work shop at the Hansard Gallery Southampton University during the school summer break July (2005)
Directed in workshops in mask making and painting at the Hansard Gallery Southampton University
December (2004)
Exhibition invigilation for the Hampshire Sculpture Trust Annual Members
PUBLICATIONS
Winchester School of Art ‘Degree Show’ 2003, 6min DVD Video Mixed Media Installation ‘Skin’ degree show catalogue.
Brief mention in The Post Office and BT 98th Annual Art Exhibition St Sepulchre – without –Newgate Church 10 Giltspur Street London 14th – 25th September 2004 ‘New York Street’ 3’ x 3’ Acrylic on Canvas exhibition opened by Lord Hattersley. Second Prize Award
EMPLOYMENT
RGN ENG /Nursing Winchester Portsmouth Southampton Health Authority Trust (1987-2003)
SKILLS
• Well organised and accustomed to meeting deadlines.
• Effective communicator in written and spoken English
• Computer skills. Word, Photoshop and Power Point packages
• Proficient in using the Internet for academic research.
• Independent mobile with full UK driving license with own car.
• Active Member of a the Romsey Art Group
• Proficient in Photography
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