Last year I did a talk about my work at Bradford College. After the talk, the Arts Officer from the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth approached me with a possible offer of a Residency. After a few exhaustive months of securing funding, I’m now planning a Project, which will culminate in an Exhibition within the Museum Collections later on this year.
I am intrigued by the mystery that surrounds the Bronte family, and by the Moors that surround their once family home. Wuthering Heights was one of the first books I read, and is still a favourite of mine. Not least because I have personal associations with it. I remember my nan giving me her copy of the book, when I was about ten years old. I drove from London to Haworth last week to begin my research in the Museum Library. There were many inspiring objects on display, but I am still in the early stages of my research, and am not sure which direction I am going to take yet.
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7 years ago
Good continuation.
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thanks Helene. I'm currently having a new website designed, which will incorporate a new blog. Until then, I have taken your advice.
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ReplyDeleteBill Brandt found 'Top Withins' near Haworth. I wonder if it is still there. The place looked pretty bleak and ramshakled then. Plenty of atmosphere though!!.
Hey, im studying Art combined at my college, and within my project i used you as a Artist Influence; My project was about Little red riding hood, and i used your piece on "while you were sleeping" with the idea of butterflies arising from the dress, and inputted that within my work, I created a Red cape, and tried to express little red riding hood running through the forest, hence the leaves flowing behind. I created the leave from different materials and all photographs that i had taken through out my project.
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If you want to look: http://syksey.blogspot.com
on the little red riding hood page and scroll down .
xx Hannah Sykes
I just wanted to tell you how much I like your work and art. Fabulous!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! I love the Bronte sisters! I am very interested to know how to continue...
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