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| Jenny Haynes - Modern Times Quilt |
The Potential of Pattern exhibition is on in the Gallery at Sunny Bank Mills until Christmas 2020 which hopefully means you will get a chance to see it when the current lockdown ends.
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| Frances Priest - Gathering Place - Grammar of Ornament - India ii |
Pattern: the underlying arrangement used to organise a surface or structure in a consistent, regular manner. This can be by the repetition of a shape, form, colour, rule or sequence. Exploring this theme, the artists and makers in this exhibition all uniquely reference pattern in their work, whether through process, inspiration or form.
Above and below are my top pics from the exhibition. Here are examples of surface pattern design from Millie Rothera...
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| Millie Rothera - Digitally Printed Cottons |
Next, ceramics from Charlotte Morrison (I'm a big fan and have a few pieces of her work)...
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| Charlotte Morrison - Jug |
and print from Russell Hughes...
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| Russell Hughes - Language of Addiction 1 Series (part) |
Furniture from Nick James...
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| Nick James - Bespoke Furniture |
Textile design from Vanessa Plews...
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| Vanessa Plews - Hand drawn design detail |
Weave from Carol Penney...
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| Caron Penney - Twelve Avenues |
and Jacqueline James...
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| Jacqueline James - Hand Woven Rug |
and another quilt from Jenny Haynes...
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| Jenny Haynes - Paper Round | |
I think Jenny Haynes' Modern Times quilt was the star of the show!
Sunny Bank Mills has plenty of car parking, cafes and of course the Gallery which includes a shop. It's well worth a visit!
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