Artwork by Ashleen
May/June 06
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Art work in Residence
Prologue-
Sometime early during Oct 2005 I had a conversation with Mrs Phoenix - she had asked me where had we first met as she felt she had known me forever - in fact since 1985 at the birth of the Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust in house Arts project. I had responded to a job advertising for a photography assistant - I became the project photographer and following that as arts worker and later Artist in Residence. I continue to run workshops to this day. I had no idea I would still be working here in 2006.
‘Portrait for an Archive’
Mrs Phoenix has often commented that she needs another forty eight hours a day as there is too little time for everything -(and I don’t think that sleep was included in the forty eight hours!) In ‘Portrait for an Archive’ I have duplicated Mrs Phoenix - giving her multiple selves, & giving expression through digital media. Each print is a unique one off design that is part of a body of work.
Geraldine Walsh
'Portrait of an Archive'
Artwork in Residence
Geraldine Walsh copywrite
To view selection of Prints or further information contact Geraldine Walsh ( Art workshop) at Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust
(framed A4 prints plus canvas prints available
20% sales goes to Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust)
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
'Emerging Patterns'
Monday, April 17, 2006
Workshops:
The function of the workshops are to develop, learn & enjoy creative skills both for personal and professional development in a relaxed and informal environment. Many of the pieces are worked on collectively.
Some of the young women will use the workshop as an extension of their studies, for others it’s a new area of interest & for some its time out. The workshops are provided in the relaxed and informal atmosphere of the living space within the home.
The workshop and resulting exhibitions give an audience a window into some of the skills developed. The work allows us to see some of the positive contributions that young people make in the community and also take into the world at large.
The function of the workshops are to develop, learn & enjoy creative skills both for personal and professional development in a relaxed and informal environment. Many of the pieces are worked on collectively.
Some of the young women will use the workshop as an extension of their studies, for others it’s a new area of interest & for some its time out. The workshops are provided in the relaxed and informal atmosphere of the living space within the home.
The workshop and resulting exhibitions give an audience a window into some of the skills developed. The work allows us to see some of the positive contributions that young people make in the community and also take into the world at large.
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Art workshop
'Face' by MH & SB
As a supported housing project for homeless young women Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust also runs an Educational & Life skills programme - As it’s Art workshop tutor I have created here an Art Space and Project Archive to show some of the Art work created within the project:
Geraldine Walsh
note - All Artwork Copywrite to Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust or as indicated
Geraldine Walsh
note - All Artwork Copywrite to Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust or as indicated
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