INTERNATIONAL ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAMME

Autumn Term 2005 : Ken Warren

Ken Warren from Wexford in Ireland will be in Guernsey for two weeks in November. He arrives Saturday 5th November and his exhibition will feature the world premiere of the film he will realise, with the Art & Design students, while staying in the island. As usual Grange House will be embracing the 'open studio' philosophy.

Ken Warren's Private View will be on Thursday 17th November 2005, 7.00 pm - 9.00 pm. Free Admission. The residency is supported by Cable & Wireless Guernsey

RECENT ARTISTS:

Summer Term 2005 : Caroline de Lannoy

Caroline de Lannoy from Belgium and Greece, now lives in London where she arrived in 1990. She has shown widely and her work is primarily about colour, light and space, and ranges from the small scale, squares of pigment, to large room installations with sound. De Lannoy teaches at the Slade School of Fine Art, Camberwell College of Arts and recently started at Herts University. In Guernsey the artist worked with the 1st Year students for a week, gave a public lecture and realised her first circular colour work in 'the gallery' at Grange House

Caroline De Lannoy's work installed in 'the gallery' during her Summer Residency, May 2005

March 2005 : Gianni-Antonio Cavalli, MA Exhibition Programme

Gianni-Antonio Cavalli studied Communication Design at Portsmouth University and went on to achieve a MA at Kingston University. In 2003, he had a short film exhibited as part of the onedotzero festival at the ICA. In 2004 Cavalli moved to London where he works as a freelance graphic designer. For Guernsey he re-showed his now completed City Skyline Navigation System which he first developed for his MA exhibition at Kingston. This exhibition was in 'the gallery' until 17 March 2005. Please do e-mail, if you would like further information

Spring Term 2005 Residency : Stuart Arends

Stuart Arends has lived for many years in Roswell, New Mexico. He works with simple structures (loosely based on the cube) which he paints giving them a luminosity and spatial aggression which means Arends' works, albeit small in dimension, can control large spaces. For Guernsey Arends worked with casein on found cardboard boxes and three works were on show in 'the gallery' until Thursday 3 March 2005. There is a 12pp colour catalogue still available. Please e-mail for further details

Stuart Arends Exhibition : View of 'the gallery' with Guernsey 2 and Guernsey 4 (L.). Guernsey 4 (R.). February 2005