Below are a few photos from our activities for Universities Week 2014. Many thanks to Andrew Baldwin, Jen Loffman and Phil Garratt for delivering these enlightening sessions.
Each talk was accompanied by an enthusiastic audience who challenged the speakers with some great questions. The accompanying exhibition ‘Wood, Down, Farm, Field: Art in the Aftermath’ is still on show until the 1st of August. The exhibition has been curated and hung by museum staff and two student volunteers, Karen Westendorf and Melanie Howard.
Jen Loffman introducing the audience to the work of Edward Bouverie HoytonA handling session with prints, letters and photographs from the Edward Bouverie Hoyton Archive‘Old Moffatt’ copper plate (1929) by Edward Bouverie Hoyton – inked up and ready to go through the pressAndrew Baldwin reveals the final printVisitors get a chance to view the final printJoseph Webb, Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, etching, 1944Edward Bouverie Hoyton’s copper platesGraham Sutherland drawing and two etchings (centre three)Colour woodcuts including Yoshijiro Urushibara’s Stonehenge seriesSelf Portraits, from left to right, Sparks, Gibbs, Hoyton, Morgan, Holloway and JonesThree different states of, left, Edgar Holloway’s ‘Eastcote’ and, right, Joseph Webb’s ‘Oakeywood White Owl’
Aberystwyth University School of Art Museum & Galleries 