The exhibition at the Pangolin (near Kings Cross) is a group show of sculpture, using nature as inspiration and as a source of material. Those who drew at home focused on tiny things.
From Janet B - Vivien Finch and she brought her collection of miniature quilts and miniature beds to a quilting retreat I attended recently -
From Carol - some tiny things from my treasures for children box
From Janet K - For tiny things I drew aerial roots on my spider plant.
This bronze sculpture [from Pangolin Gallery] is called Dagon by Abigail Fallis.
From Joyce - I sketched Porpoise-Evolutions 3 by Steve Dilworth. It’s made of bronze and sterling silver.
From Judith - Tiny things. Artist Tom Friedman piece seen at South London Gallery in 2004 and the feet part of Steve Dilworth sculpture ‘Three Herons’ at the Pangolin Gallery.
From Najlaa - My box of tiny beads.
From Sue K - I settled on a brooch, which was my mother’s & held a decorative Chinese lacquer design which got damaged. I felt sad about this & replaced the lacquer with a random pattern of hand beading.
From Ann - This is a collaged piece of tiny tiny shells found on a beautiful beach in Mauritius
From me - my tiny "money plants", rescued from being overshadowed. Brush pen and sumi ink in A4 sketchbook - they're larger than life!
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