What is your tutor up to? Chapter 27: Michelle Keegan
Michelle Keegan, OCA Printmaking tutor will be exhibiting etchings from the series Listening for the Past with Gallery 57, Arundel West Sussex as part of the Winter exhibition Organic Form. See here https://www.gallery57.co.uk/michelle-keegan.
The process is a fundamental part of the work. The images emerge through allowing the print process of etching and the personality of the metal, on which the images are constructed, to become essential to the visual dialogue. The nature of the process demands clarity of thought, precision and reflection throughout the making process.
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Well well well, Michelle, I didn’t know you were an OCA tutor. What a lovely surprise. Your work is looking fabulous as always and i especially love my very own print purchased in Nottingham.
Ive just started studying with OCA, not printmaking though as Ive done 3 years at Hot Bed Already, but I’m doing Darwing1 at present and learning loads. See you around soon I hope.
Hi Kaye, I’ve just seen your comment.
I’m really glad you’re enjoying your print and hope you enjoy your course too.
Printmaking is a small world!
Best Wishes
Michelle
Hi Michelle. I’ve completed my course now but still check in with OCA. Clarity of thought, precision and reflection – all much easier said than done! Lovely to see you at the end of term. Hope this years goes really well for you. Becki Pate