Crafts CouncilDirectoryGizella K WarburtonArtist makerMarket Harborough, EnglandTextilesBasketryWeavingMixed mediaWebsiteE-mailInstagramAboutInfoNewsMy work responds to linear and surface detail that emerges through cast light and shadow, reflecting landscape and human resonance within it. Abstract compositions evolve through the tactile and contemplative process of drawing with paper, cloth and thread. Layering and mark making are intrinsic to my practice: shadowed, stained, scarred, pierced, burned, wrapped and stitched. Fibre and mixed media pieces include works on slate and weathered wood grounds, and sculptural forms and vessels.Focus:drawn marks, stitched and woven fibre, vessel formsCV:Download documentStockists:Contemporary Applied ArtsBrowngrotta ArtsBrowngrotta Arts - Volume 5012 September 2020Volume 50: Chronicling Fiber Art for Three Decades - Browngrotta Arts present their new exhibition in Wilton, USBrowngrotta Arts - ADAPTATION: Artists Respond to Change8 - 16 May 2021The artists who work with browngrotta arts have coped with recent challenges in various ways — moving locations, taking up art photography, taking new inspiration from nature. These recent adaptations are just some of the many reasons artists make changes in their art practice. The works in Adaptation:Artists respond to Change reflect the influence of a wide range of events and an even wider range of responses. They include ceramics, mixed media, textiles and sculpture made from materials that include silk and linen, glass and clay, mulberry and palm fronds and repurposed 35millimeter slides, gloves and paper straws. A full colour catalogue of the exhibition will be published.will accompanyAboutMy work responds to linear and surface detail that emerges through cast light and shadow, reflecting landscape and human resonance within it. Abstract compositions evolve through the tactile and contemplative process of drawing with paper, cloth and thread. Layering and mark making are intrinsic to my practice: shadowed, stained, scarred, pierced, burned, wrapped and stitched. Fibre and mixed media pieces include works on slate and weathered wood grounds, and sculptural forms and vessels.InfoFocus:drawn marks, stitched and woven fibre, vessel formsCV:Download documentStockists:Contemporary Applied ArtsBrowngrotta ArtsNewsBrowngrotta Arts - Volume 5012 September 2020Volume 50: Chronicling Fiber Art for Three Decades - Browngrotta Arts present their new exhibition in Wilton, USBrowngrotta Arts - ADAPTATION: Artists Respond to Change8 - 16 May 2021The artists who work with browngrotta arts have coped with recent challenges in various ways — moving locations, taking up art photography, taking new inspiration from nature. These recent adaptations are just some of the many reasons artists make changes in their art practice. The works in Adaptation:Artists respond to Change reflect the influence of a wide range of events and an even wider range of responses. They include ceramics, mixed media, textiles and sculpture made from materials that include silk and linen, glass and clay, mulberry and palm fronds and repurposed 35millimeter slides, gloves and paper straws. A full colour catalogue of the exhibition will be published.will accompanyWebsiteE-mailInstagramProject'ritual form' seriesProject'ossius' vessel seriesProject'cylo' vessel seriesProject'corpus' vessel seriesProject'morphus' seriesProject'creel' seriesProject'ecchos' vessel seriesProject'scirpi' vessel series
Browngrotta Arts - Volume 5012 September 2020Volume 50: Chronicling Fiber Art for Three Decades - Browngrotta Arts present their new exhibition in Wilton, US
Browngrotta Arts - ADAPTATION: Artists Respond to Change8 - 16 May 2021The artists who work with browngrotta arts have coped with recent challenges in various ways — moving locations, taking up art photography, taking new inspiration from nature. These recent adaptations are just some of the many reasons artists make changes in their art practice. The works in Adaptation:Artists respond to Change reflect the influence of a wide range of events and an even wider range of responses. They include ceramics, mixed media, textiles and sculpture made from materials that include silk and linen, glass and clay, mulberry and palm fronds and repurposed 35millimeter slides, gloves and paper straws. A full colour catalogue of the exhibition will be published.will accompany
Browngrotta Arts - Volume 5012 September 2020Volume 50: Chronicling Fiber Art for Three Decades - Browngrotta Arts present their new exhibition in Wilton, US
Browngrotta Arts - ADAPTATION: Artists Respond to Change8 - 16 May 2021The artists who work with browngrotta arts have coped with recent challenges in various ways — moving locations, taking up art photography, taking new inspiration from nature. These recent adaptations are just some of the many reasons artists make changes in their art practice. The works in Adaptation:Artists respond to Change reflect the influence of a wide range of events and an even wider range of responses. They include ceramics, mixed media, textiles and sculpture made from materials that include silk and linen, glass and clay, mulberry and palm fronds and repurposed 35millimeter slides, gloves and paper straws. A full colour catalogue of the exhibition will be published.will accompany