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                                                     122cm x 150cm

                                                         175cm x 220 cm

Many family memories are captured in photographs that eventually over time are abandoned as links with the present generation fade, I have worked with old family photographs and re interpreted them as large scale paintings transforming the everyday to the memorial.

The blanket banner is a tribute to my grandparents war time relationship illustrated with correspondence and referencing consequences and struggles in their post war married years.The use of the blanket as a back clothe to the banner is important for its domestic connotations and symbolic links to the marital bed which over the years bares witness to love, procreation, birth and death.

Louise Duckworth


I didnt create a new piece of work for this as I am happy with the work I have produced on my BA Fine Art course and I feel I wouldnt want to produce something that might not be as good.


My first piece are my paper bags documenting peoples facial expressions - this comes from my project 'Lack of communication'. If these were chosen - there would be 10 paper bags. I wouldnt need a frame or anything for these. They would be stuck on the wall 5 across and 5 across underneath with either pins or sticky pads - more than likely sticky pads and i do not to want to put holes in the bags. If these was chosen, depending on the time limit. I would hopefully aim to make some more with different people.

My second piece is a photograph of my text piece 'I am the greatest artist in the world'. If this was chosen - I would proberly print this A2 size. Im not sure about framing but if I did - it would proberly be a simple black frame which wouldnt stand out too much against the text.

Brendon Treeby

Proposal 1 - Oil paint on Board approx 60x40cm dimension to be wall mounted... nice and simple.

Proposal 2 - Would be a new piece of work based on the preliminary sketch. 

The final work will be a quasi sculptural painting evocative of Frank Stalla - each of the geometric shapes forming the picture space will be layered on top of one another creating a staggered plane to work on.

At present the plan is to work in a palette similar to the sketch however this is subject to change.

Dimensions likely to fit within 1m square of wall space or smaller.

Jennifer Wright

During the past year I have been producing work resulting in both exploring and researching elements surrounding the burka. The piece above was part of my research, and that research in turn became my art. The tags were collected while I was wearing the burka in and around Canterbury. This I would like to be exhibited so that it related to human height. The clay hanger needs to hang from a screw which has a custom made piece extending from where it it attached to the wall. There is some photo documentation of the public interactions with the collection of the labels. This does not necessarily need to be displayed.

The above work is a series of A3 silk screen images on paper. There are 35 prints in total and for this reason it might be too large for this exhibition. This piece consisting of 18 prints was part of an installation where a film was projected onto the images.

For further works please refer to my blog: jenniewrightuca.blogspot.co.uk

Sophie Barnett - Exhibition Proposal.

Piece Title: 212 The Nth Degree
Artist: Sophie Barnett
Medium: Photographic Film, Digitally Manipulated
There is no further statement required for my exhibition piece; I simply want the Title, Author and Medium as written accompaniments.

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Firstly, I think that this exhibition is a great idea, especially as it is happening in Margate.

As I am first posting my work, I hope I can get good dibs on a space. I'd love to have it at the far end of the gallery, farthest from the door.

My piece is going to be 1.5m in width (landscape) and 1m in height, roughly. It's making a fairly bold statement (and some fairly bold sub-statements), so size does matter.

My piece is was photographed on film and has been digitally manipulated. It will be printed most likely on glossy paper.

I think it would look best as a big piece, and I would require 2 or 3 of the lights to light it up, on the sliding light rig that goes above the pieces. I'd probably frame the piece and have it behind some sort of protective surface.

Included is a jpeg of my image, at a low res and medium size for visibility. If anyone needs to see it bigger, I'd prefer to e-mail it as I'd rather not post large, hig res images online.

I hope that my work can be included in what will doubtless be very impactful exhibition.

Sophie.