Catherine Bertola creates installations, objects and drawings that respond to particular sites, collections and historic contexts, looking beyond the surface to uncover forgotten and invisible histories.
This spring, the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, West Yorkshire, commissioned her to produce new work in response to the museum and its history.
At this talk, Catherine will discuss the resulting sound installation, To be forever known, as well as previous exhibitions and commissions at high profile organisations such as the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester; V&A Museum, London and the National Trust.
Membership
This event is part of a series of events programmed by the Contemporary Art Society in the North East. Membership costs £50 per year / £25 for students.
If you are not yet a member and would like to join, or to receive further information about the organisation and its activities, please contact Rebecca Morrill, rebecca@contemporaryartsociety.org
07815 830 182
Catherine Bertola Bluestockings-Elizabeth Montagu (Detail) 2008
Catherine Bertola Bluestockings - Elizabeth Montagu 2008
Catherine Bertola Unseen by all but me alone 2009
Everything and Nothing 2007
After the fact 2006
Catherine Bertola Bluestockings-Elizabeth Montagu (Detail) 2008 pen and paper, 85 x 135cm, ©the artist courtesy: the artist and Workplace Gallery photo: Colin Davison
Catherine Bertola Bluestockings - Elizabeth Montagu 2008 pen and paper, 85 x 135cm, ©the artist courtesy: the artist and Workplace Gallery photo: Colin Davison
Catherine Bertola Unseen by all but me alone 2009 gold thread, ©the artist courtesy: the artist and Workplace Gallery photo: Julian Hughes
Everything and Nothing 2007 collected dust, paper, glue and varnish. Commissioned by V&A, ©the artist courtesy: the artist and Workplace Gallery photo: Joe Clark
After the fact 2006 found dust, derelict 18th century farmhouse in Lincolnshire, ©the artist courtesy: the artist and Workplace Gallery