Inez Grim was born in Holland, where she graduated with a Diploma in Photographic Design from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague in 1992. Before Immigrating to New Zealand she worked as freelance theatre photographer in Amsterdam. In New Zealand she continues to work for theatre productions. Her ongoing project Life/Theatre also has its origins in the fascination for drama. She is intrigued by the surreal world that the act of 'making a photo' and 'being photographed' can create: instant theatre. A potent mix of shedding inhibitions indulging in fantasies and discovering alter ego’s. The ongoing project Creepy Crawly focuses on the miniscule natural universe of the garden and photography’s ability to reveal that world to the naked eye. She is interested in the paradox of emotions that a confrontation with the enlarged version of the garden world can evoke. Over the last few years Grim has been a finalist in a number of art awards including the CoCA Anthony Harper Award, The Goldwater Art Award and the Waikato National Art Award in New Zealand.

Bing Dawe is one of New Zealand’s most prominent sculptors. Bing has also contributed to art education in Canterbury through his role as Programme Co-ordinator of Craft Design at the Christchurch Polytechnic since 1989. Throughout his career of more than 20 years his distinctive sculpture has reflected environmental and political concerns both global and local. His works are in major collections throughout New Zealand and overseas.
http://www.thearthouse.co.nz/artistprofile.asp?id=29

Andrei Kino
anita mudaliar, cathy lewis, John Maillard, chris wood, Cathy Lewis, Robin Clare, fred viola,
helen owen, jane roberts, janet cooper, jeff clark, linda Sgoluppi, Michael Branthwaite,
Mig Gilbert, russ maggs, scott jackson, sonia keogh, Stefan Roberts, steve turner,Anna Pharoah,
Caroline Morris, John Murray, Marion Michell,Sarah Bament

http://www.osop.org/northandsouth/main.html

NORTH/SOUTH aims to expand the original ethos of OSOP as a collaborative project on the web.The site will also contain works submitted by an artist or researched by the web Curator.
To submit work to the Online year round Gallery,send a minimum of ten good quality visuals of your work Images as jpegs at 72 dots per inch approximately 600x800 pixels.substantive written material about you and your work as word document or text in email containing artist statement and CV to john@maillard.co.uk.

Jane Roberts, Project Co-ordinator)
Telephone: (mobile) 0777 3743 871
Email: info@osop.org
www.osop.org

Andrew Eathorne
Telephone: (mobile) 07790 128046
Email: a.eathorne@ntlworld.com
Film maker, video editor, multi-media artist and technician.

John Maillard, Web designer, Flash animator, photographer.
+64 3 337 3630
+64 21 034 59 55
maillard@paradise.net.nz

http://www.osop.org/

Welcome to Open Spaces Open Places.

We are a community Arts based project
based in Northampton Uk.

Click here for the OSOP Arts Site UK
Featuring artists from Northampton, showing their work information and location.

Click here for the OSOP International site
'North and South' bringing together Artists from the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Russia and the USA

http://www.osop.org/indexa.html

pdf articals at http://www.osop.org/northandsouth/pdf

Welcome to the sixth year of Open Spaces Open Places. The project runs alongside and is part of the Northampton Festival.

Focusing on the visual arts, the project features photography, painting, sculpture, installation, site specific work, a fine art documentary video and much more. The exhibitions celebrate the talent of eighteen artists from Northamptonshire and beyond.

OSOP’s key aims this year is to commission five artists to make new work and develop new partnerships. Chris Wood, John Murray, Russ Maggs and Anna Pharoah are commissioned to make new art work. OSOP is delighted to announce the new partnership with University College Northampton providing a bursary award for Janet Cooper, a Fine Art student.

Walking tours (a guided tour to meet the artists in the venues): A wonderful opportunity to meet the artists and talk about their work. All tours to begin outside the Central Library at 11 am on Friday June 10th, Saturday June 18th and June 25th. Tour lasts approximately one and a half hours and free coffee will be provided for those who complete the journey!

Financial support from Arts Council – East Midlands, Northampton Borough Council, The Challenge Fund Northamptonshire County Council and University College Northampton.

Email – info@osop.org

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