Page 62 - Studio International - December 1967

Outside London
13
Fragmentation sequence, LIGHT-SOUND
WORKSHOP; part of a new project by the
Department of Advanced Studies at Hornsey
College of Art, on exhibition at the Oxford Museum
of Modern Art until December 23. The Hornsey
LIGHT-SOUND WORKSHOP were responsible for a
highly successful series of exhibits in the
Labyrinth on the West Pier during the Brighton
Arts Festival in April of this year. The work of the
Department was featured in the April 1967 issue of
Studio International with contributions by Clive
Latimer (on the development of the Workshop),
Michael Leonard (on Media Systems and the future),
John Bowstead (on High-power projection techniques)
and Dick Woods (on Short-throw projection
techniques).
14
Painting 1967, 50 x 30 in. by Prunella Clough at
Arnolfini, 42 Triangle West, Bristol until January 5.
Prunella Clough was born in 1919 and studied at
Chelsea School of Art where she has been a
part-time teacher in recent years. There was a
retrospective exhibition of her work at the
Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1960. Her paintings are
mainly concerned with urban subjects and this
exhibition is intended to give an indication of the
development of her work since the retrospective.
(Price range: £15—£100.)
There is also an exhibition of new jewellery at this
gallery.
15
Gouache, 24 x 24 in. by Alan Milner in the Winter
exhibition of the gallery's artists at Lightning Mark,
Rye, Sussex through December. The exhibition
includes oils, collages, gouaches, wood sculpture,
graphics and pen and ink drawings by Chuang,
Milner, Hainault, Cheng, Ellis and Holdcroft.
(Price range: £2—£100.)
16
Red, white and blue, 32 x 28 in. by Terry Frost at
the Bear Lane Gallery, 6 Bear Lane, Oxford through
December. Born in 1915, Terry Frost is one of the
generation of British artists who during the 1950s,
developed a painterly abstract style with strong
references to landscape motifs. His forms are now
more hard-edged and his colours purer and stronger
He teaches painting in the Fine Art Department at
Reading University.
17
Villa Escensor de Home 1963, oil on canvas 14 x 18
in. by Tristram Hillier at the Brighton Art Gallery
until December 31. Tristram Hillier was involved
with the English Surrealist movement in the 1930s
and was a member of Unit One. His paintings of
landscapes and buildings in Portugal retain a sense
of mystery. The Autumn exhibition comprises
approximately 160 works by different artists in oils,
watercolours and graphics. It is a cross-section of
art being produced in this country today and in
particular of work that has been shown, mainly in
London, during the current year. (Price range:
£1 0—£400.)
18
Miner oil on canvas, 42 x 60 in. by Anthony Currell
at the Plymouth Arts Centre, 38 Looe Street,
Plymouth, Devon until December 20. The show also
includes sculptures by Jacqueline Joyes. (Price
range: £60—£150.)