The Trilogy of Death - Berwick Visual Arts & The Crafts Council
TRILOGY OF DEATH comprises two modern interpretations & a copy of the Staffordshire Potteries The Death of Munrow ca. 1810. The 2 companion pieces use elements of the original imagery to remark on contemporary social issues. Death of Sainsbury’s turns everything metaphorically & literally on its head commenting on the simplicity of the food chain & the predominance of supermarkets within it. The Death of a Species references the over hunting by man & subsequent extinction of subspecies of tigers
Karen Thompson
Scarborough, England
The Death of Sainsbury’s turns The Staffordshire Potteries Piece The Death of Munrow both metaphorically and literally on its head, commenting on the simplicity of the food chain and the predominance of supermarkets within it.
A copy of the Staffordshire Potteries piece, The Death of Munrow, ca. 1810.
The Death of a Species references the over hunting by man and subsequent extinction of three subspecies of tigers.
My work was selected by Berwick Visual Arts to be included within this exhibition
The Trilogy of Death - Berwick Visual Arts & The Crafts Council
TRILOGY OF DEATH comprises two modern interpretations & a copy of the Staffordshire Potteries The Death of Munrow ca. 1810. The 2 companion pieces use elements of the original imagery to remark on contemporary social issues. Death of Sainsbury’s turns everything metaphorically & literally on its head commenting on the simplicity of the food chain & the predominance of supermarkets within it. The Death of a Species references the over hunting by man & subsequent extinction of subspecies of tigers
Karen Thompson
Scarborough, England
The Death of Sainsbury’s turns The Staffordshire Potteries Piece The Death of Munrow both metaphorically and literally on its head, commenting on the simplicity of the food chain and the predominance of supermarkets within it.
The Death of a Species references the over hunting by man and subsequent extinction of three subspecies of tigers.
A copy of the Staffordshire Potteries piece, The Death of Munrow, ca. 1810.
My work was selected by Berwick Visual Arts to be included within this exhibition
