Sleight of Hand - Bird of Prey
Bird of Prey features an obvious mechanism. It has a button inviting a viewer to physically interact with it. Pushing the spring-loaded button affords limited movement to the reconstructed bird. It focuses attention away from the activity of the wearers other hand.
Recycled and reused sterling silver, glass and steel spring, photographs by Michelle Bowden at Visuall
You can view the full catalogue here
Sleight of Hand 2015 began at the Brewhouse, Burton upon Trent, open 1 - 28 September
Reception Thursday 10 September 7.00 – 9.00pm
Symposium Friday 11, plus workshops
The tour will travel to the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, open 7 - 31 October, PV 6 October
and Plymouth College of Art Gallery
16 November - 12 December, plus artist talks
The catalogue is available for £5.00 order your copy
Recycled and reused sterling silver, glass and steel spring, photographs by Michelle Bowden at Visuall
You can view the full catalogue here
Sleight of Hand 2015 began at the Brewhouse, Burton upon Trent, open 1 - 28 September
Reception Thursday 10 September 7.00 – 9.00pm
Symposium Friday 11, plus workshops
The tour will travel to the Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, open 7 - 31 October, PV 6 October
and Plymouth College of Art Gallery
16 November - 12 December, plus artist talks
The catalogue is available for £5.00 order your copy
Bird of Prey, glass fragment, recycled and reused sterling silver, reused steel spring. Image: Michelle Bowden.