Fishslab Gallery Whitstable is hosting the Profanity Embroidery Group Valentines show.
14th – 21st February 2018
Surface tension
A date for your 2018 diary –
SURFACE TENSION – a joint show with Viv Yankah and Rachael Dickens textiles, ceramics and photographs
New embroidery by Rachael Dickens is created using materials found entirely on the beach. Sea-washed tattered textiles, corroded and oxidised metals and ragged crumbling plastics. This work sits alongside Viv Yankah’s ceramic vessels, inspired by the ancient salt and rust encrusted surfaces of large brightly painted navigation buoys. Both artists explore the aesthetic of the impermanent, the way a material begins to take on the qualities of it’s environment and the changes that surfaces exhibit over time.
at the Fishslab Gallery in Whitstable. 23-30 January 2018
PV 26 January 6-9pm
Royal Accademy Lates A Hockney Happening
Saturday 10th September 2016
An evening of Hockney events including Rachael Dickens and Mel Powis running workshops all night for visitors to paint and keep a Hockney style pool painting.
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/event/ra-lates-a-hockney-happening

HOLD STILL

After the demolition and the rebuild I can hold still and relax .
An installation of work by four artists.
Rachael Dickens
Paperface, a stop motion film celebrating and exploring female beauty and ageing.
Mel Powis
Drawings of walks and time. Stop motion films
Alison Reffell
Chasing shadows, a film from a beach hut residency. The demolition, time lapse film of the house coming down.
Viv Yankah
Still photographs
Using the brand new space that will be my new home we take this opportunity to show films drawings paintings and still photography in a light and beautiful space….and in the larder the bathroom the hall and under the stairs!!
“Shame you have to live here it makes such a good gallery” John Gallen
SHIFT 4th 5th 6th- September 2015 PV Friday 4th 6pm
An opportunity to use the skeletal structure of a house…a home…my home…just before it is unexpectedly demolished.
Vulnerable and upside down, describes how it feels. Viv Yankah and Rachael Dickens Present SHIFT, a collection of life size photographs in a house condemned.


50s crockery paintings

exhibition of acrylic paintings at Havelock Walk Forest Hill London
