Louise Davidge: Sequence

Louise Davidge: SequenceRealised when Davidge was a graduating Printmaking student at Grays School of Art, and featuring in her degree show, Sequence is a meditative yet playful enquiry into the nature of mark making, looking closely at the moment when a mark becomes a sign. The marks on the print can be seen as the letters, or sounds, of a visual language built out of their composition. By themselves, they do not hold meaning. It is only in their arrangement that they build

A brilliant print from a much loved strip

all resplendent in patterned finery and accompanied by birds and small cat-like animals

“This new suite of prints differs considerably from the previous one I completed at Peacock in 2003

the USA and Japan

As is often the case with seemingly simple pieces

He suggested I use a router and plywood to make a coloured woodcut

even though they sometimes dish out hardcore one-liners like seasoned cabaret artistes or twisted greetings cards

He has been one of Scotland’s most influential advocates for contemporary art through his work at the Richard Demarco Gallery and the Demarco European Art Foundation

which creates complex

Some cause or other or even simply an institution

The ‘Legacy Poster Project’ celebrates our history of collaboration

Edward von Lõngus is without a doubt the most famous of Estonian street artists