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Lauren Bryden's solo exhibition 'Dilation'
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We are so thrilled for Lauren Bryden whose solo exhibition 'Dilation' opened on 27 March 2025 at Paul Stolper Gallery, London.
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- Tags: botanicals, exhibition opening, healers, herbology, Lauren Bryden, motherhood, mystic, plants, printmaking, witches, women's history
Next Exhibition | 'Heron' 1-4 May 2025
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Broth Art is delighted to present 'Heron', a group exhibition exploring the heron as a metaphor for quiet observation, the clandestine and humanity’s bond with the natural world. Bringing together work by ten artists, - Catherine Ward, Fiona MacRae, Graham Lister, Justine Formentelli, Kathleen Cottell, Lauren Bryden, Lucy Gray, Oran Wishart, Patricia Paolozzi Cain and Sarah J. Stanley - the exhibition takes inspiration from the letter 'The Herons' written in 1997 by the renowned art critic and writer John Berger to Subcomandante Marcos, the leader of the Zapatista movement in Mexico.
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- Tags: drawing, Exhibition, group exhibition, heron, john berger, paintings, printmaking, sculpture, small paintings
Sustainable Printmaking | Maureen Nathan
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Watch Maureen Nathan, in this short video, sharing how one can repurpose Tetrapak (i.e. juice and oatmilk cartons) into a medium for intaglio printmaking.
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- Tags: maureen nathan, printmaker, printmaking, recycle, repurpose, reuse, sustainable printmaking
Lauren Bryden | Artist Interview
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This autumn, we caught up with Glasgow-based artist Lauren Bryden. Read the full interview, in which Bryden talks of the importance of matrescence and how (m)otherhood has shaped her and her art making, by clicking on the link below.
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- Tags: colour, figurative, glasgow, Lauren Bryden, monotypes, motherhood, printmaking
Jane Burrows Interview | From Muse to Master
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Jane Burrows is a painter and printmaker who creates abstract compositions of the female form. From a small studio in her flat in Hampstead, London, Jane creates bold and beautiful hand-pressed monotypes that derive from life drawing. In this interview, Jane shares her personal journey from muse to master and why she chose fine art over graphic design.