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Andie Scott

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I have been captivated by the visual image for as long as I can remember. Most of my professional development has taken place through making artwork for specific exhibitions or commissions and artist-led workshops. My strengths are that I enjoy working within a team, plan and research projects thoroughly, work to set deadlines, complete projects on time and to budget.

The focus of my painting has been vision and perception which has lead to an in depth study of how we see and how a loss of or lack of sight changes artistic working practise and project outcome. My experience as a set and prop maker enables me to introduce a flexibility of materials to special needs workshops according to the participant’s ability and physical practicality. The workshops I run and the development of my body of work are interlinked, nourishing and supporting each other.

Community Projects, Artists Workshops and Residencies

2008 - 2009
Culpeper Community Garden

Role: outreach garden worker and artist: NHS Mental Healthcare centre, Drayton Park.

1994 -2009
Living Paintings Trust
Art worker making raised sculptural panels for tactile albums
from gallery collections including
The Royal Academy , Tate Galleries, Queen’s Collection,
Scottish Galleries, Courtald Gallery

1997 - 2004
National Portrait Gallery
Design and instigation of a series of sculpture weekend workshops for adults with a range of complex disabilities.
Designed and ran a series of sculpture weekend workshops for partially sighted and blind people. Using various materials to cast portrait heads inspired by the collection.

1993 - 2004
National Portrait Gallery
Sculpture and arts workshops for schools

2002 - 2003
Rosedale Community Nursery
Lottery funded environmental project and year long Artist Residency.

1999
Courtald Gallery
The design and production of 1,200 paintings
to be used as a series of tactile details from the
collection as part of a Living Paintings commission.

1996 - 1998
Arts Council of Great Britain
Royal Festival Hall . Jouet Unite. large tactile installation
for children
National Touring, Design of tactile tables various exhibitions
and Touch Panels.

1996
National Portrait Gallery
Curator & artist for 'Breaking the Mould'.
Tactile educational exhibition.

1995
Lilian Baylis Theatre, Sadlers Wells:
Costume & set design & fabrication.

1995 - 1997
Islington International Festival
Design of tactile street artwork and youth workshops.

1994
Royal Festival Hall, London
costume design & production for dance schools.

1993 - 1996
Mulberry Secondary School for Girls
3 years working part time as SEN Teacher in CDT,
art and technology departments
Raynham Primary School: Enfield. Artist in Residence,
mural project.
Beckford Primary School: year long artist residency
(London Arts funded)

1990
Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
Artist in Residence, mural project.

Artist Solo Exhibitions and Selection of Group Shows

2007 - 2009
Flexitron Gallery : solo exhibitions
oct - dec 2008 “A Seed for Change”
june - sept 2008 “Laughter is Contageous”
april 2008 from “World Tragedy” : Tsunami 24 hours
Space 4, Peterborough Museum
march - may 2008 solo exhibition ‘1100 tokens’.
Sydney Street Gallery Brighton
may - july 2008 group show of ‘ 9/11’.

2005 - 2007
Flexitron Gallery solo exhibitions
oct 07 - march 08 ‘1100 tokens’
sept 2007 ‘911’ memorial to 343 firefighters
april - june 2007 “Flower Portraits”
aug 2006 “Paparazzi Portraits”
dec 05 - march 06 “BIO Icons”
Gallery 42, Notting Hill
may - july 2005 solo exhibition “Poppylove”
2005 - 2007 various group shows

2003 - 2004
East London Design Show

dec 2004 exhibitor.
Medcalf Gallery Exmouth Market London
june 2004 ‘Flower Portraits’ solo show.
New York: Duan St Fire Station
april 2003 9/11 memorial of 343 portraits of the fire fighters.

2000-2002
Applied Arts Agency, Exmouth Market London
series of group exhibitions.
100% Design Exhibitor
sept 2001 category winner Dalsouple competition.

1989 - 1999
Audacity & Letgo
1999 Point to Point solo exhibition:
portraits of heroes friends and family.
Totem, New York
1999 Street artwork intervention in collaboration with totem gallery.
City Plaza,Hong Kong
1995 Artist & architect collaboration for 60 meter site hoarding.
Roubaix, France
1994 La Braderie de L'art group show.
Victoria Art Gallery, Bath
1993 National Touring funding for solo exhibition .
Fulham Palace
1990 Solo Exhibition of New Antiques, Modern icons.
Freud's Gallery
1989 solo show of Modern Icons.

exposition(s)

07.07.2009 > 19.07.2009

Expo les filles...(part I)

Marianne Chanel, Joanna Flatau, Danièle Gibrat, Hélène Lhote, Emma Malig, Miss.Tic, Roma Napoli (Dix10), Teresa Poester, Andie Scott, Camille Vivier, Wabé

Peintures, dessins, photographies, sculptures...

du 7 au 19 juillet 2009
vernissage le jeudi 9 juillet 2009 à partir de 18 heures

dimanche 19 juillet à partir de 15 heures
goûter décrochage de l'exposition

/ pour en savoir + /

15.09.2009 > 04.10.2009

Expo les filles...(part II)

Marianne Chanel, Joanna Flatau, Danièle Gibrat, Hélène Lhote, Emma Malig, Miss.Tic, Roma Napoli (Dix10), Teresa Poester, Andie Scott, Camille Vivier, Wabé

Exposition du 15 septembre au 4 octobre 2009
Vernissage le jeudi 17 septembre à partir de 18 h

Peintures, dessins, photographies, sculptures...
Finissage de l'exposition le dimanche 4 octobre de 15 à 19 h

/ pour en savoir + /

 

 

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