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Crabtree, J. and Evans, W. (2021) Slip. [Show/Exhibition]

Abstract/Summary

Exhibition of sculptural work by Julia Crabtree and William Evans at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.

Additional Information Julia Crabtree and William Evans have been collaborating since 2006 and are known for their process-driven sculpture. Slip includes work from the last five years alongside sculptures made for this exhibition. Julia Crabtree and William Evans’ work incorporates a breadth of materials and modes of making from casting and glass-blowing to video-making and printing. For each new body of work they initiate a sequence of contained sculptural experiments. The artists allow the fallibilities of collaborative working and the risk of failure inherent to their materials to inform the final object.
Item Type Show/Exhibition
URI https://reading-clone.eprints-hosting.org/id/eprint/115182
Divisions Arts, Humanities and Social Science > School of Arts and Communication Design > Art > Fine Art
Additional Information Julia Crabtree and William Evans have been collaborating since 2006 and are known for their process-driven sculpture. Slip includes work from the last five years alongside sculptures made for this exhibition. Julia Crabtree and William Evans’ work incorporates a breadth of materials and modes of making from casting and glass-blowing to video-making and printing. For each new body of work they initiate a sequence of contained sculptural experiments. The artists allow the fallibilities of collaborative working and the risk of failure inherent to their materials to inform the final object.
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