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Indepth Arts News: "The Biggest Draw: Why People Draw" 2004-09-15 until 2004-12-15 Sheffield Galleries and Museum Trust, Millennium Galleries Sheffield, , UK United Kingdom
Visitors will be captivated by a stunning display of drawings by artists and
designers spanning the ages, including works by old masters such as Holbien
and Rembrandt alongside 2003 Turner Prize winning Grayson Perry. The range
and breadth of drawing will be displayed through engineering drawings,
architectural plans, courtroom drawings, aboriginal drawings, graffiti and a
specially commissioned drawing by contemporary artists Neil Conroy and
Lesley Sanderson. The works will demonstrate the relevance, diversity and
expressive power of drawing both historically and in contemporary society.
The exhibition will comprise of 3 sections brought together to unravel the
reasons why people draw: Looking, Expressing and Designing. Studies of
nature, people and architecture will be included in the first section,
looking at how drawings are used to explore the world. The second section
will focus on how drawing explores imagination and identity, telling stories
and depicting dreams and memories. The final section will look specifically
at drawing as a communication tool used to develop ideas and concepts,
including design for textiles and stained glass. Throughout the exhibition
examples of unexpected methods of drawings will be displayed, challenging
the traditional perception of drawing.
The Biggest Draw will be supplemented by a number of workshops, talks,
trails and events to mark the Yorkshire launch of the Campaign for Drawings'
Big Draw 2004.
IAMGE
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