Chantry Chapel Artwalk July 31st 5pm - 9pm
Yorkshire Sculpture International Index festival
Journey into sculpture: A Hepworth Retrospective
The July Artwalk at the Chantry Chapel looks at how the building of the Hepworth Wakefield and Barbara Hepworth sculptures, use the same process of using steel mesh and fluid materials to the same end. A look into Barbara Hepworth's
Westgate Art Club is researching the way that Barbara Hepworth used steel mesh and fluid plaster to create some of her sculptures.
From this research the members are creating their own plaster sculptures,
By using the same methods materials you can get the feeling and excitement that Barbara Hepworth must have realised. Also how the materials can dictate the way the sculpture turns and bends into the wonderful shapes that she created.
Also on the evening, visitors can follow how the Hepworth was built with steel mesh and moulding techniques stage by stage pouring fluid concrete into moulds.
Stage by stage we see that the Hepworth Wakefield is more than gust a gallery but mirrors her pieces and is a sculpture in its own right.
Abi Bliss
A Soundscape for Chantry Chapel- Love without Sound
Love without Sound collaborators, Abi Bliss and David Badger, create a geolocated soundscape which invites the listener to pause, reflect upon and explore the surroundings of the 14th-Century Chantry Chapel. Using compositional and electroacoustic techniques inspired by Turner's paintings of the Chapel, the project aims to increase awareness and appreciation of this small part of Wakefield's art heritage.
The July Artwalk at the Chantry Chapel looks at how the building of the Hepworth Wakefield and Barbara Hepworth sculptures, use the same process of using steel mesh and fluid materials to the same end. A look into Barbara Hepworth's
Westgate Art Club is researching the way that Barbara Hepworth used steel mesh and fluid plaster to create some of her sculptures.
From this research the members are creating their own plaster sculptures,
By using the same methods materials you can get the feeling and excitement that Barbara Hepworth must have realised. Also how the materials can dictate the way the sculpture turns and bends into the wonderful shapes that she created.
Also on the evening, visitors can follow how the Hepworth was built with steel mesh and moulding techniques stage by stage pouring fluid concrete into moulds.
Stage by stage we see that the Hepworth Wakefield is more than gust a gallery but mirrors her pieces and is a sculpture in its own right.
Abi Bliss
A Soundscape for Chantry Chapel- Love without Sound
Love without Sound collaborators, Abi Bliss and David Badger, create a geolocated soundscape which invites the listener to pause, reflect upon and explore the surroundings of the 14th-Century Chantry Chapel. Using compositional and electroacoustic techniques inspired by Turner's paintings of the Chapel, the project aims to increase awareness and appreciation of this small part of Wakefield's art heritage.
Journey into the Yorkshire
countryside is reflected in the ceramic sculptures by Linda Bulleyment.
Old Crafty Boots!
Old Crafty Boots! We are Marlene and Danny and we love our crafts. We have made many items for friends and family. We have decided to exhibit our craft on the Artwalk to offer our items to others.
Do you know someone who loves to read books? Why not look at book cushion?
Book Cushions can be made from a variety of materials.
BAGS GALORE!! All bags can be made upon request and personalised.
Large bags with red detail made from cream leatherette with cotton lining
Small bag with pink daisies made from cream leatherette with pink nylon lining
Campervan and Beatle cushions -Fabulous Retro cushion
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Artist Joe Holt
I am a young artist who focuses heavily on capturing architecture, most of which concern buildings that are based in and around the city of Wakefield. My artistic style began in college when I first experimented using an ink pen to draw buildings on large pieces of brown paper. This style has progressed continually over the last couple of years as my work has become increasingly refined as I have become more comfortable using the equipment. I am close to graduating at the University of Huddersfield as I have studied Graphic Design and Animation, this means that my art has been running alongside my University degree.
May Artwalk Map
The Crypt
Linda Golding 2011
Disability Access Requirements Limitations
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