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SKETCH Drawing Prize 2011

Artist Catalogue, 2nd Edition May 2011

by Rabley Drawing Centre

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About the Book
This is the catalogue of artists work selected for the SKETCH 2011 national open sketchbook prize.

The SKETCH Drawing Prize is the UK’s only award for artist sketchbooks, with a dedicated sketchbook exhibition. Forty two Sketchbooks were selected by a distinguished panel of selectors: Deanna Petheridge, artist, academic and author of ‘The Primacy of Drawing, Histories and Theories of Practice'; Sandy Sykes, artist and the curator and director of Rabley Drawing Centre, Meryl Ainslie. The shortlist includes established artists, relative newcomers and students fresh from art school.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
    # of Pages: 104
  • Publish Date: May 13, 2011
  • Keywords sketch 2011, sketch artist, rabley drawing centre, meryl ainslie, Lucy Austin, Chris Barham, Helena Beer, Jackie Berridge, Dawn Marion Biddle, Ilse Black, Louise Blakeway, Valerie Bowes, Lesley Butterworth, Dar Al Naim Mubarak Carmona, Simon Carter, Sarah Casey, Graeme Crorkin, Nicola Coyne, Gerry Davies, Oscar Gaynor, Lachlan Goudie, Margaret Julia Hounslow, Linda Ingham, Egle Jauncemaite, Bea Last, Sue Luxton, Tonia Maddison, Sally McGill, Natalie McGrorty, Mike Newman, Susan Preston, Catherine Roissetter, Fiona Robinson, Mike Ryder, Chris Seeley, Sarah Sepe, Maggie Shaw, Vincent Stokes, David Sully, Ray Ward, Christopher Williams, Jenny Wright, sketch, catalogue, sketchbooks, sketchbook, exhibition, wiltshire, uk, marlborough, rabley
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rabley
Rabley Drawing Centre
Near Marlborough, Wiltshire, South West UK

At Rabley Drawing Centre we promote the role of contemporary drawing through our Drawing School course programme; On-site Gallery with touring exhibitions; the Drawing Lab residential space for artist research and community Art Projects. Our inspirational rural location in converted Victorian barns on the Ainslie family farm near Marlborough in Wiltshire lures artists, students and visitors to its unique creative hub.

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