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Exhibition dates: 19 July – 15 October 2014
Marking the 20th year of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, the festival is a celebration of contemporary illustration practice.
As well as profiling the prize’s two decade history, an accompanying exhibition features work by the artists who have been involved as selectors.
Part-time Hastings resident, Sir Quentin Blake – best known for bringing Roald Dahl’s mad-cap characters to life – presents a new series of drawings created especially for the festival. Produced following a series of sketching trips to the gallery, they reveal his interpretation of ten highlights in the Jerwood Collection.
Marking the 20th year of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, the festival is a celebration of contemporary illustration practice.
As well as profiling the prize’s two decade history, an accompanying exhibition features work by the artists who have been involved as selectors.
Part-time Hastings resident, Sir Quentin Blake – best known for bringing Roald Dahl’s mad-cap characters to life – presents a new series of drawings created especially for the festival. Produced following a series of sketching trips to the gallery, they reveal his interpretation of ten highlights in the Jerwood Collection.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | East Sussex, UK |
| Publisher | Hastings Contemporary |
| Publication status | Published - 2014 |
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The Open Drawing Exhibition 2014-2020
Taylor, A., 2020, University of Dundee.Research output: Other contribution