Angela Edmonds believes that Artists living with life changing illness or disability have a unique and different world view that invariably affects the means of production and the form and content of their work, often resulting in powerful and emotive work which deserves a wider audience and greater understanding.
Posts by Angela Edmonds
The Cut of The Cloth: Artists in Conversation
November 11, 2020Los Angeles Artist Dominic Quagliozzi talks to Angela Edmonds about his recent transformative works incorporating hospital gowns. Angela Edmonds: It would be good to start with a little background information about you and what led you to become an artist, if that's ok with you? Dominic Quagliozzi: Well, I live and work ...
The Roots of Flowers: The Work of Roger Alsop
August 24, 2020Angela Edmonds talks to watercolourist Roger Alsop about his lifelong passion for painting. You may not have heard of Roger Alsop, but he has been a dedicated artist since the 1960's when he first left his family home in Wisbech to study at Cambridge College of Art. Growing up in the ...
Helium and Gravity: Artists in Conversation
July 8, 2020Angela Edmonds talks with live performance artist Noemi Lakmaier about her 2016 performance 'Cherophobia' and 'The Task of Containing', commissioned by Shape Arts for Tate Exchange 2018. Angela Edmonds: Hello Noemi, good to talk with you. In your performance work you use your physical body in relation to certain objects in ...
Those Left Behind: Artists in Conversation
May 19, 2020Angela Edmonds talks via Instagram Direct Messages with painter Oriele Steiner about two of her paintings 'Untitled' and 'Those Left Behind in the latest in a series of artist conversations focused on specific artworks. Angela Edmonds: I'm looking forward to discussing your work but firstly congratulations on your recent successful application ...
ZEN GIRLS: Artists in Conversation
March 30, 2020Angela Edmonds and Tony Heaton kick off our series of Artists in Conversation talking about Heaton's sculpture ZEN GIRLS, carved directly from Carrara marble. They discuss the artistic process and the thinking behind the work, which consists of two figures sitting back to back on a bench. Angela Edmonds: Good to ...
