We are delighted to bring a selection of new and seminal earlier work by Norfolk-based artist Liz McGowan. She describes her work as being in conversation with the Norfolk landscape.
Liz McGowan explores the meeting points between inner and outer landscapes, harvesting materials such as reeds, mud, seaweed and lichen and employing the processes of wind, wave, and erosion. Liz seeks to make meaning out of the raw materials of our world.
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Out of this engagement, work emerges that expresses both the detail and pattern of specific habitats and themes of entanglement and the cycles of growth and decay.describes her process as follows: "My inspirations are the detail, pattern and processes – reed, mud, wind, wave, erosion, tideline – that combine to form a particular environment."
Liz works with natural and found materials, creating responses to particular environments through installation, sculpture, drawing and conversation.Her focus is the meeting point between inner and outer landscapes, where personal creativity is given inspiration and form by those elements – stone, reed, tree, earth, tideline – that combine to form a landscape.
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MEET THE ARTIST
There is an opportunity to meet with Liz McGowan to hear more about her work on Friday 26 June, from 2.30pm. Come to Woolmarket House in King's Lynn.
Call or text Paul on 07943 291834 to book a place
OPENING TIMES
WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY: 11am to 4pm
SATURDAY: 11am to 2pm
OR BY APPOINTMENT AT OTHER TIMES.
