25 April 2013 / Interviews
Rose Sanderson’s pieces depict the smaller members of the animal kingdom such as insects and birds. From her tight, specimen like representations on antique book covers, to her larger, more dramatic and dynamic paintings, Rose attempts to show the frailty …
02 April 2013 / Interviews
Alongside her work as a freelance illustrator, Kate Evans has been developing her own fine art practice. As the latest addition to Antlers’ stable of artists, Kate talks us through her Wilderness Series. Against a white wall, the expanse of …
04 March 2013 / Interviews
Camille Douch creates sculptures, which inject creativity and life into the modern, industrial world in which we live. Only recently graduating from Bath School of Art and Design, Camille’s unusual and charming approach, utilising the potential of everyday materials, from …
02 March 2013 / Interviews
‘Boch-isle E-tiff More’, is apparently the correct pronunciation for Charles Emerson’s Buachaille Etive Mòr series. Named after the mountain they depict, these photographs form an imposing set of images that document the same landscape as both it, and the photographer …
24 January 2013 / Interviews
Rebecca Hiscocks produces intricate drawings using a layered, almost collage like process of composition. Using a pen instead of a scalpel, she explores the innerworkings of both the human and animal body. Her detailed work reveals the beauty in what …
25 September 2012 / Interviews
Tim Lane has shown with Antlers since its very beginning. His drawings and paintings, inspired by literature and ancient mythology, have long been attracting attention throughout Bristol and beyond. With its roots in storytelling, it is fitting that his work …
25 July 2012 / Interviews
Anouk Mercier’s solo show ‘Excursus’ brings together a body of work produced over the last 8 months, since she took the decision to dedicate herself to her practice full-time. Based in Bristol since completing her Fine Art BA at the …
11 May 2012 / Interviews
When I meet Helen Jones to talk about her latest body of work for the ‘Still Chaos’ exhibition she tells me an anecdote. ‘For my 18th birthday I went to the Ritz in Manchester, and I was so excited. But …
05 April 2012 / Interviews
Our second artist interview is with Max Naylor. Max creates windows into half-remembered worlds that suspend somewhere between dreams and reality. As well as the landscapes and cityscapes Max has exhibited with Antlers, he has also made larger, sprawling, stream-of-consciousness …
02 March 2012 / Interviews
Our first interview is with Amy Timms. Amy’s bright gouache paintings of doe and decaying organs have been captivating our gallery visitors for the past year. Using the plants and animals that inhabit her surroundings, she invites the viewer to question their preconceptions of the nature of beauty and the beauty of nature. We asked her to talk about her creative process.
