Showing posts with label thejenistempire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thejenistempire. Show all posts
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Over it & Co are launching their book



Yea! Working on a painty plate for OVER IT & CO's book launch on the 14th of March 2012, at the OrangeDotGallery.  Miss at your peril!


London
WC1H 9RG



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SHOP!

AH HA! Now you can get some, dispatches are swift! 

http://jennifercrouch.bigcartel.com/

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pompom4

Some work bits





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T A L K at the C O M M O N A C A D E M Y in Shoreham by Sea on the 5th of August 2011



Jennifer Crouch will be telling us all about her experiences of drawing in the dissection room of St. George's Hospital and showcasing the work that this opportunity inspired.



http://www.commonacademy.co.uk/index.html




T H Y S   I S   W H A T   T H E   W E B S I T E   S A Y E T H ! : 


"The Common Academy of Art will be running between the 4th - 7th August 2011, Workshop 1a, New Road, Shoreham by Sea ( West Sussex BN43 ). Ahhh lovely sea side! 


The Common Academy of Art will be a temporary art school. Over the course of the event the Academy will play host to a wide variety of free activities aimed at all ages and abilities.
 All the events have been proposed and organised by volunteers and the Academy is completely not-for-profit. The primary aim of the Academy is to get people involved in arts and craft, so have a look at our Timetable to see what's waiting for you.



Workshop 1a, run by the Empty Shops Network, forms part of this movement, making a previously empty shop in Shoreham-by-Sea available for community use. After searching, in vain, for a location in Brighton, the CAA found its home at Workshop 1a."


(My thanking to Alicia Mitchell!)  



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BALDOR IS BLEARLY

Images for a book 






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Zoomakroom


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What else are you going to find on an asteroid?

Their is heaving pile of un-done dones. One project, which began in Janurary (and although it was supposed to be done in March, it will take a long long time to deal with) is about anatomy. Its the first in a series of projects intent on encouraging people to dedicate a proportion of their attention to science.

The second is a book about asteroids. Although its not really ABOUT asteroids it merely relates to them in an irrelevant and ridiculous (possible un-necessary) way. Its a nice break- Im getting a lot out of doing something for no reason.


Variation on a Theme? 

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Tuesday the 8th of March 2011: The W Project

Come hitheroo! To this tomorroo: THE W PROJECT, curated (most competently) by the delicious Teo Connor & Loren Platt . The W Project celebrates women working across the creative industries. 

Private view 
8 March 2011
6.30 pm – 9pm

Exhibition continues
9 — 11 March 201110.00 am – 6pm

The Russian Club GalleryLondon E8 4DA


Flatland  (the 1885 tale of) by Edwin Abbott Abbott; interesting satyr of Victorian society and fascinating treatment of geometry in fiction is a trove of many things symbolic, representative, wrong and true. More read needs be dones to get my head into. Anyway, come hitheroo to theese shoo! IT will be wonderful!


Ahh, escaping flatland! 'Be Patient for the world is broad and wide'

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Thanatos

A new print, derived from animation stills 

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And a few more fractions


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WORKING ON IT

ON this it will take a while before I will consider it to be some thing 'complete', or worth promoting but apparently its already on line so here you (?) go. I did not realise.

http://jennifercrouch.com/
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It only takes a minute girl: The Erosion of the Holderness coast in East Yorkshire (animation retur opus)

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Rob blonchfiold and Caleb Wassermon lores sections: Liver snacks for Rib and Calobe

So here are some sections of work I have done for Caleb Waterman and Robert Blanchfield. For friendly intestinal flora here is a SUBURBANBATHERSON digressive music video for Conceptuol's : Bulk Fiber: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I85Qhcu_6b0

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jenism/5039652494/





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V&A LATES: WIN WIN WIN PRIZES, Two's a Pair on 24th September 2010

WIN ONE OF THESE! For free, at the V&A from 18:30, Friday24/09/2010




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Holly Walker

Final adjustments for artwork for wonderful Holly Walker http://hollywalkermusic.com/
I have previously done a limited edition of 17 risograph prints with this image, it's been fun doing something different with it.

Musician Holly Walker has requested I make these images colourful to accompany her music. So this is the final work made with oil pastels, wax crayons, water and PLENTY of photoshop. Listen to her music. http://hollywalkermusic.com/


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Esa And Mervin Granger - I Stole Some Thunder

Some of my work was used, with permission of course for the artwork of Esa And Mervin Granger's - "I Stole Some Thunder". The sleeve /cover of the music is all screen printed, so thanks Esa for going out of your way to convert it.

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Ah, ahnd...

Ink and acrylic on paper. SOLD! To the delicious Suzy P!



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More of deck: THE DECKED PROJECT 2010 at Coningsby Gallery, 30 Tottenham Street, London WT1

Turns out I will miss the opening night as I will be in Germany, the work everyone has done for this is amazing, the gallery is interesting. Opening night is on the 18th of August 2010. Parp.
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DECKED EXHYIBIT 2010 exhibition 16th-29th August at the Coningsby Gallery, London.

Like a crazy person on a soap box:  http://www.coningsbygallery.com/ 

Current Status: Incomplete



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BITEPROOVE DREI

 Sneaky look at a large scale charcoal drawing for Biteproof issue 3. I cant quite remember the title but it is something like this: 'American lies, American somethings and an Indiginous dose of native American highs'. Apologies for forgetting. Not that I need to make excuses for myself but my forward working memory IS distinctly below average. Anyway, it was fun. I drew stuff from the British Museum.