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Sigrid Holmwood Page 1 |
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Birch Trees
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The Performance of Painting continues as the viewer takes their role in the act, just as in the contemporary museum reconstruction the public is asked to suspend their belief in order to partake in the spectacle. If the viewer accepts the premises of this psychedelic theatrum mundi, Brueghel can meet Van Gogh, fluorescent pigment can be bound in egg, and the Slow Food movement with its rare-breed meat and home-grown vegetables is translated into a Slow Paint movement of hand-ground pigments and sun-bleached oils.
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Grinding pigment
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Sigrid Holmwood's work was included in the recent Newspeak exhibition at the Hermitage, St Petersburg, and the Saatchi Gallery, London. Other exhibitions include The Artist�s Studio at Compton Verney, Warwickshire (2009), a solo show at Annely Juda Fine Art, London, 1857: Paintings (2008), and an artists� book for the British Library, Cunning Chapters (2007). She also featured in Responding to Rome at the Estorick Collection, London (2006) which surveyed the work of past scholars of the British School at Rome where she was a scholar 2003-2004.
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