Infinite Traces

MA Fine Art and MA Photography students at The Cass will showcase their final work at the Cass MA Degree show in September 2014 as part of the Faculty wide MA Show.

Date: 1 September 2014

MA Fine Art and MA Photography students at The Cass will showcase their final work at the Cass MA Degree show in September 2014 as part of the Faculty wide MA Show in an exhibition called INFINITE TRACES

Following a Private View on Tuesday, 16 September is the Private View from 6 to 10pm the show runs until Saturday, 20 September at 5 pm. 

The work being exhibited in INFINITE TRACES is by an international group of postgraduate students from The Cass Fine Art & Photography Areas. Each artist has created a body of work focused on their particular area of interest—the still image, video, installation, painting, and sculpture. This exhibition reflects the diversity of their practice.

Aware of the connections within their works, they were drawn towards the theme of ‘traces'—traces of peoples' lives, of places, of their environments. This has been interpreted by means of historical documentation, cinema, folklore, found objects, spaces and religion. It became more apparent following the death of Gaynor Ithell, one of their fellow MA students, earlier this year.

It is a fact that all humankind has a desire to leave a mark, a trace on the world. It is so overwhelming, the motivation to make art is intrinsic to the process of living. It is our way of coming to terms with life and death, and so it continues.

Exhibitors:

Adrian Hardy / Ireland, Alex Grady  /  UK, Andrea Navarro Natera  /  México, Eric Boscia  /  USA, Faranak Zandieh  /  Iran, Frances Jagodzinska  /  UK, Gwen Anderson  /  The Netherlands, Kate Long  /  UK, Nichelle Channer  /  UK, Roger Clarke  /  UK, Rosa Mignacca  /  Brazil, Salli Yule-Tsingas  /  Greece, Suleyman Gingi  /  Cyprus

In Memorium for Gaynor Ithell 

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News details

Venue: Central House
Private View: 16th September