Seeing is Believing has its eye-opening moments, but this is not a conventionally curated show and perhaps that is why it has a gawky defensiveness about it. It is a collection of individual preferences, and...
Sof 66 July 2004 Andy Kemp reviews Imagination: Source of Art and Religion an exhibition of sculpture by John Meirion Morris (hosted by the Anglican Chaplaincy to the University of Wales at Bangor) “One cannot...
The cameraman is persuaded to climb through the narrow aperture and illuminate their search in the cramped tunnels beyond. Dust streams towards the light as they make their hysteroscopic journey, through the buried past and...
Each day I scale golgotha's slopes, In vain great heaven's republic seek. Some bear my name and pin their hopes To christ, crowned king w on peerless peak. Owe = 'He will return!’ “O° w,...
Sof 57 January 2003 ‘| need – art – like | need – God’ “fossilised religious imagery… the futility of the historical Jesus hunt” Andy Kemp visits ‘To the Glory of God: New Religious Art’....
Symbolism Workshop ‘When the heart speaks, the heart listens.’ Deconstructing stories; engaging our experience and imagination in creating stories. Led by Maxine Green. After we had introduced ourselves and mentioned our current favourite fairy story...
Andy Kemp THE TALE OF QUARK, QUIZ AND QUEST A fable for our time Once upon a time there were three fisher-folk. Quark, Quiz and Quest, who lived in the city of Monolithia — which...
