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| Sue Nunn |
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Born 1950 in the Kent countryside, before the motorways came. I have been involved in image-making most of my life,completing a Fine Art/Sculpture degree in 1971. I now live and work in Brighton, Sussex, England. In parallel with sculpture, I continue to be involved in many community projects, developing the arts.
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| About the Artist |
I have been woodcarving since the hurricane of 1987 tore through Sussex, leaving unwanted timber on the streets of Brighton. In carving, it is good to feel part of a tradition that spans the centruries and cultures.There is life already present in the wood, a sense of reverence and endurance. I enjoyb the challenge of large scale sculpture, and work primarily inn oak, our hardest native wood, carving almost entirely by hand.
My work is figurative, the images often metaphorical. In recent years I have worked on large scale public commissions. Involving research into local history, the sculptures stand like silent storytellers in the landscape. The nature of the wood itself is often significant to the final form. I hope people find them relevant to their own experiences of life. |
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The Ancient Gardener
2005 300 x 55 x 55 |
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Wearing the robe of a Dominican friar, the old gardener leans on his spade. He relates to the proximity of RHS Wisley to Guildford, and carries a sack of golden flowers on his back, connecting with the saxon origin of the town's name "guilden ford". |
The Ancient Gardener (detail)
2005 300 x 55 x 55 |
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see Image 1 |
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| Education and biography |
Education
1967-68 Fine Art Foundation, Folkestone School of Art
1968-71 BA Fine Art/Sculpture, Glos. College of Art & Design
1971-72 Travelling
1972-73 P.G.C.E. Brighton University
1973-75 Art Teacher, Brune Park Comprehensive, Gosport, Hants.
1976-78 Art Teacher, A.S.Neill's Summerhill School, Leiston, Suffolk
1978-80 Part Time Adult Education Tutor, Portsmouth Area, and involved in own work
1980-84 Bringing up two small children.
EXHIBITIONS AND COMMISSIONS
April 1985 Exhibited in Lewes Festival, co formed Brighton Women Artists.
May 1986 Brighton Women Artists group exhibition, Mandela Hall, Sussex University.
Nov 1987 “Maze” Installation, Red Herring Studios, Brighton.
May 1988 “Testing the Means”, Gloucestershire Museum.
June 1988 “Rosary Summer Sculpture Trail”, Norwich, Norfolk.
Mar 1988 “Waving, not drowning”, Red Herring Studios, Brighton.
Oct 1990 “Visible Women”, The Grange, Rottingdean.
Oct 1991 “Doors of the Earth”, Stanmer House Gardens, Brighton.
June 1992 “New Works”, Eye Level gallery, Brighton.
April 1993 Exhibition of Anti-Racist Art, The Edge Gallery, London.
May 1994 Sculpture in Stanmer Park, four month open air exhibition, Stanmer.
Oct 1995 “A Woman of Substance” four month solo show, Worthing Museum.
May 1998 “The Secret Garden” solo show, Brighton Festival.
May 1999 “Big Heads at Burstows”, Brighton Festival.
June 2000 “Spirit of the Village”, the Chiddingly Millenium Sculpture. Arts Councilfunded, a substantial five-piece carving conceived through dialogue with the local community. Now permanently sited in the Millenium garden, Chiddingly, East Sussex.
May 2001 “One Step Beyond”, Brighton Festival.
Sept 2003 “Noah’s Rest”, oak carving commissioned by the Robertsbridge Arts Partnership. Permanently sited in the centre of the town to celebrate the completion of government funded flood diversion work, Robertsbridge, East Sussex.
2004-2005 “The Guildford Story Trail”. 5 large scale carvings for Queen Elizabeth Park, Guildford, Surrey. A Percent for Art commission, publicly opened Sept. 05, shortlisted for the Guildford Heritage Award.
Aug 2005 “ John the Baptist”, commissioned carving for S. Michael and All Angels, Brighton.
April 2006 “Rabbits!” commission for Moulsecoomb Chilrdens Centre, Brighton.
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| May - Oct. 2006 sculptures exhibited at Newnham Paddox Art Park, Warwickshire. |
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