">

Hazel Cardew
#1 A Linear Language (remote)
July 17 to August 7 2021
In this first of a two-part residency with Uillinn, visual artist Hazel Cardew (Wales, UK) embarks on a research project, A Linear Language seeking to explore drawing as visual communication or instruction for other outlets such as sound and movement. The project will involve collaborative exploration with dance and performance artists, alongside research grounded in graphic scoring, dance notation and the principals of structure, both on and off the page.
In a two part online engagement 7 & 12 August, Hazel invited participants to explore graphic scores – an experimental way of depicting or recording sound, movement or even stories. They can work as a guide, instruction or map for performers to respond to. They can also be a response or recording of a place or action. It is a wonderfully creative way to convey sensory experiences – through drawing, anything can be notated.
————
Hazel Cardew graduated with a first class honours BA in Fine Arts from the University of Gloucestershire in 2012. She has since exhibited in UK and international group shows, completing her first solo show Of Line and Structure at Elysium Gallery Swansea in 2019. Cardew currently lives and works in South West Wales and will be embarking on her first international residency at the Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre. Supported by Arts Council Wales, Cardew will be conducting remote activities in 2021 and in person during summer 2022.
Cardew has received an award from Arts Council Wales and an Uillinn Studio Residency Award to continue her research at Uillinn in August 2022 alongside the Beyond Drawing Exhibition.
www.hazelcardew.com
IG @HazelCardew
Tw @HazelCardew
WCAC acknowledges the financial support of the Arts Council and Cork County Council in making these residencies possible.
Images: Photographs by Tomasz Madajczak