Multi Matrix Print Symposium, 13th March 2020, The MAC Belfast. Multi-Matrix was a one day print symposium exploring the common definition of matrix as ‘the cultural, social, or political environment in which something develops’. In printmaking ‘matrix’ refers to the source – plate, stone, [...]
On Friday 13th March Belfast Print Workshop, in partnership with Ulster University and Seacourt Print Workshop, will host; Multi Matrix - a symposium on the possibilities for print across creative practice in Northern Ireland. Supported by funding from Belfast City Council and with invited [...]
The Triennale de Gravure is currently postponed due to the Covid pandemic. It aims to offer international artists the opportunity to exhibit their work in a specific gallery space, La Boverie. It aims to put the spotlight on printmaking, to give the public an [...]
'Standing Ash' has been selected as part of this group exhibition exploring art and science. Gerald Moore Gallery presents Environmental Crisis Exhibition, Science and Art. This is the second year in a row that Gerald Moore Gallery has focused on an exhibition celebrating the [...]
Navigable Lines is an investigation into post-industrial landscapes by artists Fuller, Hicklin and Hill. For the last 5 years the artists have been walking together as part of the wider collaborative project Common Ground. Shared journeys on foot have linked landscapes in the North [...]
Thrilled to be included in the Curve Gallery Summer exhibition and to be exhibiting alongside such wonderful international artists.
These prints are the second exhibition featuring the UK artists Greg Fuller, Jason Hicklin and Tracy Hill. This new exhibition investigates the Hunter River and surrounding Ocean, and its similarities with the Mersey. In 2016 Fuller, Hicklin and Hill were invited to participate in [...]
The invitation to visit and participate in a short research residency was extended to me by fellow artists Dr Sarah Robinson, Jane Whelan, Dr Monika Lukowska, and Annette Nykiel after our work was exhibited together in Talking Place: Unfolding Conversations, 2019. This collaborative exhibition explored [...]
Technological Perceptions of Wetlands: Enhancing or Removing our Embodied Place in the World? Dr Sarah Robinson and Tracy Hill. The ability to digitally extract the unseen dimensions of a landscape is a ubiquitous tool for both artist and scientist; Lidar scanning technology has revealed [...]
