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Leave Your Mark Exhibition Photos

Hello, This month I have been exhibiting some of my Artist-in-residence work in St. Anne’s Chapel. If you didn’t get chance to see some of the work displayed I have a number of photos taken of the show below. Main Room Upstairs area of Chapel Small pen and ink Drawing Three ink drawings with etching Charcoal drawing of Chapel Three drawings in pen and ...

Leave Your Mark at St. Anne’s Chapel

St Anne’s Chapel has a remarkable history: a vessel to life after death, a safe house and an educational institution. In this exhibition Edward Crumpton and Alice Vandeleur-Boorer have created a body of work in response to the building in its past, present and future context. As part of this show all visitors are invited to leave your mark on one of the ...

Month Twelve at St. Anne’s Chapel

This month I wanted to explore my own drawing within the drawing and how its relates to itself. There is a sense of time and transition within this drawing as you are lead between different spaces, each getting smaller and less defined. And this definition could relate to the way you process a drawing from start to finish, from a rough sketch into a final piece. ...

Month Eleven at St. Anne’s Chapel

This month I have been concentrating on developing the roof so that more of the wooden arches join together. The door to the right of the drawing is behind me and so it has been challenging -with the perspective- to position the door correctly. There is only one month left in St. Anne’s Chapel before work starts inside it so next month I will have to finish ...

Month Ten at St. Anne’s Chapel

This month Edward has included the drawing itself inside the Chapel as an invitation for the viewer to observe where the artist is looking in the Chapel and then how he is depicting it. From adding the drawing to the drawing the continuous process of observation, interpretation and expression the artist is doing inside the Chapel has become more apparent as the ...

Month Nine at St. Anne’s Chapel

There was a clear bright light inside the Chapel as I entered it this morning. The sunlight was pouring in through the Eastern windows, whilst the outside of the Northern window was covered in scaffolding equipment. I took to work firstly adding 8 new sheets of paper to the left and right sides of drawing. This month I wanted to capture all the variety of light ...

Month Eight at St. Anne’s Chapel

This month I have been focusing on the construction of the roof and the way in which the arched wooden beams lie in front of (and supporting) the A-frame.So far I have drawn 17 of the beams and have connected them to one another. You can see below a close up of how I went about numbering and lining each one up so that it corresponded with the beam opposite. This ...

Month Seven at St. Anne’s Chapel

This month I focused on the the light entering the two side windows of the main room and the shadows it created on the different objects in the room – mainly the classroom tables. When I add different sheets of paper to the drawing it has a sense adding to a puzzle: the way in which the drawing expands the sense of the room whilst still keeping in context ...