Operam VI - Poster and Logo Designs

Operam VI designs


Poster and logo designs below;

Operam VI - Group Meetings

Additional information and notes from group meetings below;

Operam (collaberate) VI

January 20th 2012

1. Amy - comic strip image based on personal diary - wall space
2. Emma - ceiling space and plinth in centre of room (glass jars suspended)
3. Beth - work based on literacy/poems
4. Luke - drawings - sculpture and painting based on everyday people - wall space
5. Rachel - oil paintings - landscapes and memories - wall space
6. Fred - oil painting based on observation of fabric - wall space

- everyone create and send artist statement and picture of work and themselves

- advertising - map of where bank streets arts is and logo (send email)
- create event on facebook
- flyer's and posters needs to be discussed and designed later

February 1st 2012

- Research how other gallery's are set up e.g. Site Gallery, Millennium Gallery and S1
- Newspaper - article - further advertising
- look at BUREAU website

February 8th 2012

- decided on final poster design
- decided on name
- advertise on Black Board (find more information)
- colour posters - flyer's - prices
- create press release
- comment book for exhibition - Wilkinson's/WHS

Proposal for Bank Street Arts

Proposal for Bank Street Arts

Personal information

Name: Luke Braddock

Student Number: 20007665

Course: Creative Art Practice

Email address: lukebraddock123@live.co.uk

Phone number: 07522519891

Logistics

Proposed length of exhibition:  20^th March – 24^th March

How long will it take to install the exhibition (approx): 3-4 hours

Private View details (if having one):  20^th March, eve – 6pm – 8pm

Working title of Exhibition: Operam VI

Brief description of exhibition:

Bank Street Arts presents, Operam VI between the 20^th and 24^th March, featuring artists; Emma Padley, Luke Braddock, Beth Lund, Amy Slack, Rachael Mason and Fred Spencer.

What is Operam VI? Operam VI is a collaboration of six creative art practice students studying at Sheffield Hallam University. Their new contemporary art exhibition aims to challenge the juxtaposing ideas surrounding beauty.

All six artists have a unique and contrasting way of producing art, with a wide variety of technique, style and ways of representing the visual world. The exhibition will include; paintings, sculpture and drawing, in a diverse, unique approach.

Number of works: Luke - 1 Sculpture, 1 Painting, 3 Small Drawings

                              Emma - 1 Sculpture

                              Amy - 1 Painting

                              Beth - Series of Sculptures

                              Rachael - Series of Oil Paintings

                              Fred - 1 Oil Painting

Type of work: Wall based paintings and drawings, sculpture.

Dimensions of each piece of work:

Individual Proposal Form

Aims: I intend to produce a series of works based on capturing an essence and ambience of everyday people, focusing on the ideas of escapism and the way individuals mentally break away from their reality. By experimenting with different processes, I have created both two-dimensional and three-dimensional works, which aim to create connections; evoke feelings and memories.

Art works: one painting, one sculpture with three development drawings.

Additional details: I will include a painting incorporating figures into a landscape along, one bronze sculpture titled ‘Marching to Mars’, with three developmental drawings.

Creating Operam VI

Creating Operam VI

Operam VI is a collaberation of 6 artist's studying Creative Art Practice at Sheffield Hallam University. The exhibition is a result of an ongoing project to create and curate and exhibition in groups. The task is broken down into 9 weeks.

We had to begin my selecting members for our groups, which resulted in; Luke Braddock, Fred Spencer, Emma Padley, Amy Slack, Beth Lund and Rachael Mason. We then began thinking about the places which we would like to exhibit our work. we enquired at several galleries in Sheffield, including; Site Gallery, Millennium Gallery and Bank Street Arts. After our research of current gallery spaces Sheffield had to offer, we decided upon the gallery, Bank Street Arts.

We booked the event from Tuesday 20th March to the Saturday 24th March. The exhibition will begin with a private screening of our work, open from 6-8.

The exhibition looks at the juxtaposing ideas surrounding beauty, from 6 diverse ranges of practise. each artist will challenge the concept of beauty, using there own personal practise in order to engage with the audience. The exhibition will result in a wide array of mediums, including; painting, sculpture, drawings.

Operam VI

Operam VI


Bank Street Arts presents, Operam VI. Showing between the 20th and 24th March, introducing up and coming local artists; Luke Braddock, Emma Padley, Beth Lund, Amy Slack, Rachael Mason and Fred FitzGerald Spencer.

Operam VI is a collaboration of six creative art practice students studying at Sheffield Hallam University. Their new contemporary art exhibition aims to challenge the juxtaposing ideas surrounding beauty.

All six artists have a unique and contrasting way of producing art, with a wide variety of technique, style and ways of representing the visual world. The exhibition will include; paintings, sculpture and drawing, in a diverse and unique approach.

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Luke Braddock - Professional Creative Artist