Red Earth.
pigment on panel and wall.
2011
June 2011
Onya McCausland has been shortlisted for the Wollaston Award at the Royal Academy for Three Marks/Wall Painting.
The work will be on show at the Royal Academy until 15 August.
The Charles Wollaston Award is given to the ‘most distinguished work’ in the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition.
The winner will be announced on The Culture Show, BBC 2, June 16, 7pm.
www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/summer-exhibition-2011
Current: Onya McCausland is Honorary Research Assistant in Graduate Painting at the Slade School of Fine Art.
April 2011
Artist to Artist 2011 - Visiting Arts and Delfina Foundation http://www.delfinafoundation.com/exhibitions_and_talks
Khaled Hafez will be travelling from Cairo to meet me in London between April 11th - 17th. We will work on a joint project, stemming from our initial encounter 16 years ago when we met in Siwa Oasis in the Egyptian desert, only to lose contact. Khaled will return with my backpack that he has looked after in his Cairo apartment all this time. This project is an opportunity to catch up, reflect on our different perspectives, ideas and practices, develop stronger cross-cultural relations and unpack.
Black with Shadow 2011
Cast pigment and pigment on wall.
Stack.
8 day erased drawing.
Pigment on Fabriano rough and smooth.
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2011
Three Marks/Wall Painting 2011
'Salt Green' copper pigment from north Cornish mine.
Shortlisted for the Wollaston Award at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
White Earth
St. Peter’s Church, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge.
Five panels made from chalk taken from a quarry near Cambridge.
A film projected onto the church wall.
May 2010
http://people.pwf.cam.ac.uk/sb10029
