FROM ABSORB TO ZOOM: AN ALPHABET OF ACTIONS IN THE WOMEN'S ART LIBRARY
GOLDSMITHS UNIVERSITY OF LONDON / 2015
Women Artists News Book Review 1, Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 102 x 61 cm / 40 x 24 inches, 2015
Eventual Spaces 1, Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 157 x 61 cm / 62 x 24 inches, 2015
Women Artists News Book Review 2, Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 102 x 61 cm / 40 x 24 inches, 2015
Eventual Spaces 2, Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 157 x 61 cm / 62 x 24 inches, 2015
WARM Journal (Scroll 1), Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 250 x 102 cm / 98 x 40 inches, 2015
Greenham Women Everywhere (Scroll 2). Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 250 x 102 cm / 98 x 40 inches, 2015
Eventual Spaces 1, Unique Archival Pigment Print on Hannemuhle German Etching paper. Image size: 157 x 61 cm / 62 x 24 inches, Goldsmiths University, 2015
WARM Journal (Scroll 1). Greenham Women Everywhere (Scroll 2). Unique Archival Pigment Prints on Hannemuhle German Etching paper.
Each scroll image size: 250 x 102 cm / 98 x 40 inches, Goldsmiths University of London, 2015
Women Artists News Book Review 2, Image size: 102 x 61 cm / 40 x 24 inches and The Narrative Thread 6. Image size: 50 x 38 cm / 20 x 15 inches.
Unique Archival Pigment Prints on Hannemuhle German Etching paper, Goldsmiths University of London, 2015
From Absorb to Zoom, An Alphabet of Actions in the Women’s Art Library. Takeaway Exhibition Poster, 29.7 x 21 cm, 11.7 x 8.3 inches.
Collaborative Print Design with Dan Mather.
From Absorb to Zoom: An Alphabet of Actions in the Women’s Art Library was my first project with a UK archive and my first digital print project. It was supported by a Grant for the Arts from Arts Council England.
The Women’s Art Library started in the late 1970's as an artist-led initiative to enhance knowledge of the practice and achievement of women in the visual arts. Curated by Althea Greenan, this unique archive of women artists’ works is now a Special Collection in the Library of Goldsmiths University of London.
I created a site-specific digital print installation with content derived from print materials in the archive. It was exhibited at Goldsmiths University of London in 2015.
I also created The Virtual Archive, a digital update of work by 17 artists with materials in the archive.
Photo Credits: Ed Sykes