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Last chance to see Jill’s work in ‘Personal Structures’, Venice Biennale.

PublishedOctober 21st, 2019
The exhibition, ‘Personal Structures’, PAPER Pavilion, Palazzo Mora, Strada Nova 3659, Cannaregio, Venice, ends on Sunday Nov 24th.
I am exhibiting 11 sculptures, including 4 new works created especially for Venice.
Please lick on the link below for an interview on my work in the Venice Biennale by Sara Jaspan for the Fourdrinier art magazine:
Manchester-based artist David Hancock and I have co-curated the exhibition for the PAPER Pavilion and invited 4 guest artists to join us.
Hope you can come and see my work before the show ends.

Jill Randall to show at the Venice Biennale

PublishedMay 29th, 2019

Jill Randall has been invited to take part in the 58th Venice Biennale, May 11th-Nov 24th 2019, in the PAPER Pavilion, ‘Personal Structures’, Palazzo Mora, Strada Nova 3659, Cannaregio, Venice.

She will be exhibiting 11 sculptures, including 4 new works created especially for Venice.
Jill and Manchester-based artist David Hancock have co-curated the exhibition and invited 4 guest artists to join them.
The project has been generously supported by Arts Council England and The University of Salford School of Arts & Media.
Further information about the show can be found on the PAPER Gallery website: https://paper-gallery.co.uk/personal-structures

Jill’s prints at the Hepworth Print Fair this weekend March 2-4th 10-5

PublishedFebruary 28th, 2018

Delighted to be invited by PAPER Gallery, Manchester to exhibit my prints at the Hepworth Print fair, Wakefield, March 2-4th, 10-5.

http://paper-gallery.co.uk/jill-randall

https://hepworthwakefield.org/whats-on/print-fair/

‘Open House’ 184 Stamford Street Exhibition

PublishedJune 25th, 2017

Jill will be showing a selection of new sculpture as part of the ‘Open House’ Summer Exhibition at Kate’s house, 184, Stamford Street, Manchester M16 9LU. All work is for sale.

There will also be work by Fiona Moate, Kate Davies, Maggie Hargreaves and Sarah Feinmann, all on a ‘Gardens’ theme.

The exhibition will be open at the following times:

‘Bauenwagen’, Bocholt Series.

 

 

Private View Fri June 30th 6.30-9pm

Sat July 1st 10-6

Sun July 2nd 11-4

‘Here and Now’ Exhibition, Millyard Gallery

PublishedJune 25th, 2017

 

Jill’s work is currently showing in the Millyard Gallery Summer Show, “Here and Now’ , from Sat 24th June till Sunday 23rd July.Work includes a selection of the ‘Sheds’ series, plus new ceramic work, and a body of recent prints.

There is also work by artists Alan Birch and  Mark Whyatt on display.

Gallery is open 10-5 daily, 97 High St, Uppermill, Oldham OL3 6BD . Tel 01457 870410

Jill’s work in Longitude Gallery, Clitheroe.

PublishedApril 13th, 2017

Jill is currently exhibiting new prints with the Alan Birch Prospect Studios Print Group at the Longitude Gallery,

Lee Carter House, Off Castlegate, Clitheroe BB7 1AZ. Until 30th March.

New sculpture. Untitled. Recycled steel, cellophane.

PublishedApril 13th, 2017

 

Feared and Farcical Futures

PublishedApril 11th, 2017

Jill is currently exhibiting work in ‘Feared and Farcical Futures’ , along with the Alan Birch Print Group at  Bury Art Museum& Sculpture Centre.

The exhibition runs until May 2nd 2017.

http://buryartmuseum.co.uk/

 

Prints for Sale at Millyard Gallery

PublishedApril 11th, 2017

A selection of Jill’s recent large framed and unframed prints from projects at Parys Mountain Copper Mine and Geever Tin Mine Cornwall can be seen at The Millyard Gallery, The Square,

97, High Street, Uppermill, Saddleworth, OL3 6BD. Tel 01457 870410.

These new prints have been selling very well, to collectors from Europe, and UK-wide.

http://www.millyard-gallery.co.uk/

 

Jill wins Santander Universities Travel Award

PublishedDecember 5th, 2016

hughes-enginehouse-2Jill has just heard that she has won a Santander Universities Travel Award to travel to Australia and Mexico next year to develop her research project investigating the Cornish mining diaspora. Jill intends to investigate both the aftermath geological landscapes, and the transplantation of Cornish culture in Bendigo and Moonta, ‘Little Cornwall”, Australia, and Pachuca and Real de Monte, Mexico.