New Art Collection Celebrates North London
Gail Seres-Woolfson's 'Arsenal at Home' exhibition features collage, prints, and photographs.
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A new collection of artworks, titled 'Arsenal at Home', is set to highlight the architecture and energy of a north London neighbourhood. The project, created by award-winning Highbury artist Gail Seres-Woolfson, comprises 10 original collage pieces, complemented by prints and photographs. These works are inspired by the local built environment and the dynamic public spaces around the Emirates Stadium.
Artistic Exploration of Local Landscape
The 'Arsenal at Home' collection began as an invitation for Ms Seres-Woolfson to exhibit work at Highbury Stadium Square. This opportunity evolved into a broader examination of the area's architecture. Her artistic approach involves merging fragments of her photography with painting and drawing, creating a dialogue between the elements of Highbury and the walkways of the Emirates. Ms Seres-Woolfson described her collage method as celebrating the contrasts, connections, and dynamism of her home neighbourhood, exploring the transformational potential of the built environment where landscape can become dreamscape.
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A specific series within the collection, titled 'Playing at the Emirates', consists of photographs. Movement and the human form are central themes in Ms Seres-Woolfson's artistic practice, which is influenced by her background in dance and her ongoing collaborations with artists from diverse disciplines. She views collage not just as a paper-based medium but as a concept that can extend to three-dimensional space. Collaborations with movement practitioners Samuel Adebayo and Daniel Rodriguez, with photography by Beñat Olaberria and Afsoon Hajihasani, are also featured, inspired by the Emirates Stadium and its surrounding statues.
Exhibition Details
The 'Arsenal at Home' collection is scheduled to be exhibited at Art@111, located on Highbury Park. The exhibition will run from August 20 to August 23. Ms Seres-Woolfson expressed her pleasure in returning the collection to the local gallery and extended an invitation for visitors to attend.
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+Who created the 'Arsenal at Home' art collection?
The 'Arsenal at Home' collection was created by award-winning Highbury artist Gail Seres-Woolfson. Her work blends photography, painting, and drawing to explore the local built environment and public spaces around the Emirates Stadium.
+What types of artworks are included in the collection?
The collection features 10 original collage pieces, along with prints and photographs. A specific series, 'Playing at the Emirates', consists entirely of photographs, with movement and human form as central themes.
+Where and when will the exhibition take place?
The 'Arsenal at Home' exhibition will be held at Art@111 on Highbury Park from August 20 to August 23. Gail Seres-Woolfson has invited visitors to attend the local gallery showcase.
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