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Winter Art Blooms: Folkloric Magic Unveiled
1 Dec
Summary
- Over 20 artists from UK, Denmark, and Ukraine feature in exhibition.
- Artworks explore real-life and mythical figures inspired by folklore.
- Exhibition opens December 12 and runs until January 10.
A new exhibition, "Winter Folk," is set to present diverse artistic interpretations of winter, featuring over 20 creators from the UK, Denmark, and Ukraine. The display will include a variety of mediums such as embroidery, paintings, and digital collages, all centered around themes of folklore and the multifaceted nature of the season.
Among the featured artists is Odette Campell, whose abstract embroidery captures the interplay of winter sun on Birmingham's architecture, challenging the notion that winter solely signifies darkness. Maya Davis-Stokes contributes paintings inspired by personal narratives, including her parents' meeting in Copenhagen, while Milly Jackson's digital collages highlight folkloric heroines and themes of warmth and renewal.
Curated by Ruth Millington, the exhibition aims to immerse visitors in seasonal magic and folklore, demonstrating the enchanting aspects of everyday life. The "Winter Folk" exhibition is accessible to the public free of charge from December 12 through January 10, offering a unique opportunity to experience collective artistic endeavors.
