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Liza Kelly | Evening Gloves (Cream Variation)

£500.00
Two-Plate Tetra Pak Print Using Intaglio Collagraph And Drypoint Methods, Colour Applied To One Plate Using A Jigsaw Method
Edition of 5
Dimensions (WxH): 65 x 100cm

Liza Kelly is a visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland. Her practice is based on imaginative and observational drawing, a dialogue between personal environments and memory, archival research drawn from museum collections, and art history. Her broad practice spans portraiture, interior studies, still life, and landscape. Kelly’s work is process-driven using analogue printmaking methods and direct monotype drawing. The artist has recently completed two art residencies on historic estates. These residencies have opened up new lines of enquiry into the history and stories that are held in heritage spaces and the objects within them. A body of work has developed based on historic objects and places, personal belongings, imagined narratives, and memory. Kelly is a graduate of the National College of Art & Design, Dublin, TU Dublin, and the Royal Drawing School, London. She is a recipient of the Arts Council Agility Award and residencies at Dumfries House, Scotland, and the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Ireland. She is a member of the Black Church Print Studio and a professional member of Visual Artists Ireland. She exhibits her work extensively in Ireland and internationally and her work is held in many private collections and in the King's Collection, U.K.
Two-Plate Tetra Pak Print Using Intaglio Collagraph And Drypoint Methods, Colour Applied To One Plate Using A Jigsaw Method
Edition of 5
Dimensions (WxH): 65 x 100cm

Liza Kelly is a visual artist based in Dublin, Ireland. Her practice is based on imaginative and observational drawing, a dialogue between personal environments and memory, archival research drawn from museum collections, and art history. Her broad practice spans portraiture, interior studies, still life, and landscape. Kelly’s work is process-driven using analogue printmaking methods and direct monotype drawing. The artist has recently completed two art residencies on historic estates. These residencies have opened up new lines of enquiry into the history and stories that are held in heritage spaces and the objects within them. A body of work has developed based on historic objects and places, personal belongings, imagined narratives, and memory. Kelly is a graduate of the National College of Art & Design, Dublin, TU Dublin, and the Royal Drawing School, London. She is a recipient of the Arts Council Agility Award and residencies at Dumfries House, Scotland, and the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Ireland. She is a member of the Black Church Print Studio and a professional member of Visual Artists Ireland. She exhibits her work extensively in Ireland and internationally and her work is held in many private collections and in the King's Collection, U.K.