by Kay Beaton | Jan 10, 2025
Fields & Enclosures One of the most fundamental ways humans have manipulated their environment – and who holds power over it – is the enclosure of land for food...
by Kay Beaton | Feb 24, 2023
Marking Time | Marking Space Photo: Abby...
by Kay Beaton | Feb 22, 2018
Fade Images of the fragile flora that bloom and fade across the surface of the earth. Mary Bourne has made exquisite images of flowers, leaves and thorny branches in polished slate. The delicacy of the result defies the fierceness of the method. She sand-blasts the...
by Kay Beaton | Jun 1, 2017
Tuscany Mary Bourne has spent two three month periods in Tuscany – as a Royal Scottish Academy John Kinross Scholar in Florence when a new graduate in 1985 and thirty years later as recipient of Royal Society of Sculptors’ Brian Mercer Award to Studio Sem in...
by Kay Beaton | Jun 1, 2017
A Thread of Light 2010 And I have by me now, for my comfort, two strange white flowers … to witness that … gratitude and a mutual tenderness still lived on in the heart of man. H.G. Wells "The Time Machine" This group of works considered the fine line...
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