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Arts Council Meeting 19th January

28/2/2022

 
Victor Pasmore, Spiral Motif, 1951
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​Theme:  Pattern and Space

We looked at paintings and drawings by the following artists: 
​
Victor Pasmore: 
The Lifeboat , 1991     The Snowstorm, 1950
Spiral Motif, 1951        Linear Development, 1951

Bridget Reilly:
Current, 1964                Movement in Squares, 1961

Ellsworth Kelly:
Water Lily, 1968           Grass, 1961

Uthmann said: I think that  ‘See, Think, Wonder’ that we do in class is like what artists do when they work, and what they make us do when we try to work out what it is.

Ayaan: Maybe the drawing by Pasmore could be called ‘City’ because if you look closely the circles seem to represent buildings.  (Actually, this one was called Spiral Motif).

Maaria: One of the pictures looks like a person, but Uthmann said it was an ocean, showing the reflections from the sky in the water (this one is The Lifeboat)

Uthmann:  Its like a leaf, very simple, just lines (it is Water Lily). Spiral Motif is also like a river or the sea with flowing
lines.

Naeema: The Snowstorm is like baskets piled up together, with balls of wool, or fabric or clothes in them.

Ayaan:  Its like tornadoes!
Present:  Inayah, Naeema, Uthmann, Ayaan, Ayyub, Fahim,Shahzor, Ariyaan, Maaria .  Scribe: Naeema  

Ellsworth Kelly, Waterlily, 1968
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Bridget Reilly, Movement in Squares, 1961

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