Beth Carter
On our recent trip to the big apple we stumbled upon the enchanting work of Beth Carter, which was being exhibited at the Bertrand Delacroix in the gallery-packed district of Chelsea.
Born in the UK and currently living in Bristol, Beth graduated from Sunderland University in 1995 and went on to be awarded 1st prize in the Northern Graduate Show ‘95 at The Royal College of Art.
Cast in bronze and other materials, her beautifully detailed sculptures combine mythological legends with the human form and range from life size to hand held. The sculptures are set in unexpected poses and intimate human vulnerability, creating a delicate balance of intrigue and the strange that draws you in and captivates.
‘My work creates an allegorical world, often by integrating the human figure with animal form. I work within the realm of a sculptural tradition where the symbolic use of animal imagery has been a continuously potent source, I seek a new level of inquiry into these timeless themes, and in this sense my work is flavoured by a mythological and classical aesthetic.” -Beth Carter
If you wish to view Beth’s work (and I strongly suggest that you do) you can find her work on show at the following venues.
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie
472 West Broadway (soho)
New York, NY 10012
http://www.axelle.com/new-york/
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie
173 Newbury St
Boston, MA 02116
http://www.axelle.com/boston/
Beaux Arts gallery
12-13 York St
Bath, BA11NG
Will be showing new bronzes between now and November ( and beyond!)
http://www.beauxartsbath.co.uk/FORTHCOMING%20EXHIBITIONS.html
Bo Lee Gallery
‘ODYSSEY’
The Chapel of St. Barnabas, 1 Greek Street, Soho Square
Private View 9 October 6-8pm RSVP
Exhibition continues until 24 October
http://www.bo-lee.co.uk/#!exhibitions/c1jn0
And if you can’t get to any of those locations you can view her portfolio on her site.
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