Join us ‘in conversation’ with David Murphy, one of the exhibiting artists at the New Art Centre and in the recent 'Common Thread' Exhibition (01 Jun – 29 Aug 2020).
'Common Thread' brought together a group of artists whose works all focused on the history of textile technology and design, revealing the place that textiles have in art and in contemporary society.
In this episode, we explore the ideas behind David Murphy’s work, including concepts of the micro/macro and how 'the textile language' is manifested. Links to other textile works as a result of the curation of the show are also discussed, as well as the relationship between his painting and sculptural works. We also speak about process and how it informs ideas and outcomes.
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More about David Murphy's practice can be found at: https://www.davidmurphystudio.co.uk
The Common Thread Exhibition was curated by Lewis Dalton Gilbert, more information about the exhibition can be found here: https://sculpture.uk.com/programme/common-thread/
Thanks to: David Murphy for donating his time.
Dan Coggins for recording and editing the podcast.