'Heat' 2025
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RWA Biennial Open 2025: Paper Works Exhibition 25 Jan – 27 Apr 2025.
See my work 'Heat' and 'Horizon' and many other amazing works on paper.
Paper is the star of the show revealing itself in many different guises. Hand-made paper, different types of Japanese tissue, papier maché, and paper pulp are just some of the materials being used to create drawings paintings sculptures and architectural models. It is manipulated, burnt, cast, folded, walked on and torn. It is used for collage and all types of printmaking from lino to collograph, lithography, etching and woodcut.
If you love paper you will love this show and if you don’t know anything about it come with the RWA on a voyage of discovery.
See my work 'Heat' and 'Horizon' and many other amazing works on paper.
Paper is the star of the show revealing itself in many different guises. Hand-made paper, different types of Japanese tissue, papier maché, and paper pulp are just some of the materials being used to create drawings paintings sculptures and architectural models. It is manipulated, burnt, cast, folded, walked on and torn. It is used for collage and all types of printmaking from lino to collograph, lithography, etching and woodcut.
If you love paper you will love this show and if you don’t know anything about it come with the RWA on a voyage of discovery.
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Black Swan Arts Open Art Competition 2024
Exhibition 27 July to 15 September
Pleased to have my work 'Fathom' selected for one of the largest contemporary art exhibitions in the South West and is now on show at Black Swan Arts in Frome – the biennial Art Open.
This exhibition has been judged and curated by an extraordinary and committed team of art professionals, representing some of the country’s most progressive art institutions, under the leadership of curator Lucy Gundry.
Exhibition 27 July to 15 September
Pleased to have my work 'Fathom' selected for one of the largest contemporary art exhibitions in the South West and is now on show at Black Swan Arts in Frome – the biennial Art Open.
This exhibition has been judged and curated by an extraordinary and committed team of art professionals, representing some of the country’s most progressive art institutions, under the leadership of curator Lucy Gundry.
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Creative Journey's 2024
Pleased to have my work 'Tramline' (working title Resilience) commissioned for this exhibition In the EQ Building, Victoria Street, Bristol. The work is on show from the 18th of July through September 2024. The two images show a render proposal for a sculpture and the turned plaster forms that would make the cast column.
Art Consultants Art Acumen, Commissioning Body CEG, and Bristol City Council and APRB.
Creative Journey’s is a unique app-based public art program inviting locals and visitors to rediscover Bristol’s thriving business district. You are invited to take a journey through the eyes of twelve local artists as they showcase the small beautiful details of this thriving place, its intimate stories, and key historical events, as well as their reflections on resilience and wellbeing.
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Casting Shadows 2024
A showcase of exciting and diverse works created by selected members of the prestigious Royal Society of Sculptors. This exhibition is a celebration of contemporary sculptural practice in all its many forms. From stone carving and casting to ceramics and found objects, sculpture is arguably the most diverse artistic medium. This gives artists unrivaled freedom in materials, process, form, and scale and crosses boundaries between architecture, design, manufacturing, and craft. Sculpture is a constantly evolving art form that pervades our lives like no other. It addresses our most innate creative desires to bring something tangible into being. It is our way of understanding the past, our place in time, and a legacy to leave for future generations. Selected artists: Barbara Beyer, Rosalyn Burgin, Fiona Campbell, Martin Cody, Dallas Collins, Alice Cunningham, Deborah Duffin, Chris Dunseath, Jane Fox, Alice Freeman, Anna Gillespie, Nina Gronw-Lewis, Wen-Hsi Harman, Jane Jobling, Paul Juillerat, Seamus Moran, Susie Olczak, Kate Parsons, Mark Richards, Alice Sheppard-Fiddler, Christopher Summerfield, Jo Taylor, Nicola Turner, Patricia Volk, Tom Waugh, & Hamish Young |
The Wander_Land Exhibition 2023The 28 artists involved are members of the Royal Society of Sculptors. These artists came together during the pandemic, via Zoom, and who are based largely in the South West UK. This exhibition is Inspired by a pilgrimage route that passes through Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and explores our relationship between landscape and wandering.
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©2013 Dallas Collins
