And the Result was Catastrophic (2012) & Transpolar Drift (2015) & Isbrea 1 (2014) & Afternoon Storm (1998) & Bunkerkanonen (2011) & Known Unknowns (2015) & Grüne Hölle (2008)

Snell, R (2019) And the Result was Catastrophic (2012) & Transpolar Drift (2015) & Isbrea 1 (2014) & Afternoon Storm (1998) & Bunkerkanonen (2011) & Known Unknowns (2015) & Grüne Hölle (2008). In: Landscapes, No 20 Arts, London, UK, 1 August - 1 September 2019.

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Known Unknowns - R.Snell 2015

Grüne Hölle - R.Snell 2008

And the Result was Catastrophic - ...

Item Type:	Exhibition
Creators:	Snell, R
Abstract:	A group exhibition featuring the works of Rosie Snell alongside Sarah Chalmers, Max Maxwell, Neil Raitt, Keith Roberts, Andrew Vass, Elaine Watt and Katsutoshi Yuasa. For over 20 years Rosie Snell has been interested in the physical and psychological effects that the militarisation of human conflicts exerts upon our environment. This fascination has allowed her to interrogate the legacy of human presence on our surroundings, as well as the themes of complex and contradictory relationships. Including works both from this period and from her most recent series where she explores how these relationships reflect in water and its different states, Snell’s works present the viewers with scenes that seem part dream, part reality and part memories.
Official URL:	https://www.no20arts.com/landscapes
Date:	August 2019
Event Location:	No 20 Arts, London, UK
Number of Pieces:	7
Divisions:	Bath School of Art, Film and Media
Research Centres and Groups:	Art Research Centre
Date Deposited:	24 Oct 2019 08:46
Last Modified:	16 May 2022 12:46

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