More of my work for sale in the shop area of the Synecdoche exhibition at The Embassy Tea Gallery, London, 9th - 13th July 2014 - Copper and enamel sculptures, felted vessels and a selection of hand knitted and felted brooches and necklaces.
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More of my work for sale in the shop area of the Synecdoche exhibition at The Embassy Tea Gallery, London, 9th - 13th July 2014 - Copper and enamel sculptures, felted vessels and a selection of hand knitted and felted brooches and necklaces.
Lou Baker
Installation view for Synecdoche exhibition at The Embassy Tea Gallery, Union Street, London SE1 0LN, 9th - 13th July 2014
Nobodies series, 2014
Imitation leather, leather, velvet, used clothing, hair, hand knitted felt, hand knitted wool, knitting needles, yarn, zips, acrylic paint, stitch, print
'Memories and the emotions they elicit vary in intensity and clarity; some are public and shared, some are private and hidden. Exploring the gendering of cloth and stitch, Lou Baker’s abject hanging sculptures reveal and conceal alternative meanings in their folds and surfaces. By transforming the skin-like, impermanent materials and investigating the sculptural and mark-making potential of stitch, she subverts traditional representations of the body, forging intellectual connections between material, process and concept. Through careful consideration of form, colour and complex surfaces, her work blurs the boundary between visual and tactile experience and evokes a bodily presence with notions of absence and loss.'
Exhibition statement
Less than 2 weeks before our Synecdoche exhibition opens in London! Do come along!
We have now agreed extended opening hours, which are as follows:
Tuesday 8th July 9.30am - 6pm
Wednesday 9th July 9.30am - 10pm
Thursday 10th July 9.30am - 10pm
Friday 11th July 9.30am - 6pm
Saturday 12th July 9.30am - 6pm
Sunday 13th July 11am -5pm
You are warmly invited to the Open evening on Wednesday 9th July and Artists’ Q&A evening on Thursday 10th July, both from 5pm -10pm.
Hope to see you there!
Here is some of my work for the next Align exhibition at Bristol Guild, Park Street, Bristol starting on 25th January 2014. Do come along!
Scratch at Centrespace, Bristol, June 2013
More photos of Scratch at Centrespace, Bristol, June 2013
Scratch set up at Centrespace on June 6th.
I made this film of the Scratch hang - it’s all nostalgic.
We were in the paper! Thanks to The Weekend for featuring us in their ‘Don’t miss’ column! Private View tonight - get yourself down to Centrespace if you can!
The private view night was a complete success! Lots of people, lots of drinks! If you still haven’t had a chance to see the show, the show is still open until next wednesday at 6.30pm.
The premier of our poster design freshly picked today! -Ellie
This is the poster for an upcoming exhibition which I am organising along with a few fellow Drawing students - exciting!