Kate Raggett - Earthwork Drawings

Fri 13th March to Sun 15th March 2009
6 - 9pm Thurs, 11am - 6pm, Fri, Sat, Sun
Admission Free

Artist Talk: 12th March, 6pm, all welcome

Kate’s large earthwork drawings are site-specific and are made in direct response to the land of which it is part using found, natural and indigenous materials. They follow the pattern or harmony of the land they are created within. Often the pieces are temporary and integrate with the perpetual pattern of change in nature.

A number of these earthworks have been completed around the country and Kate will be bringing them to life inside the gallery with a talk and images.

Thanks to Honister Slate Mine owner, Mark Weir, an aerial photograph was taken of Kate's largest earthwork drawing (c. 100ft x 100ft) at Clough Head at the end of the Helvellyn Mountains near Keswick, Cumbria.

For further details about Kate''s work visit www.kateraggett.co.uk