I have, at intervals,
several times made mention here of my admiration for the work of Dublin
artist Sue Bamford and have, since her exhibition last December, spent many
hours lost in examples of her work on the walls of my home.
She has, as I write this, a weekend "at home" exhibition. She also, I'm
delighted to say, has a new stand-alone web site (separate, that is, from her
Facebook page) carrying galleries of her work.
One of the galleries is given over to the landscapes which I love so much – including, I'm quietly
chuffed to see,
Estuary in winter which I was lucky enough to buy in her December 2012
show.
Another contains, amongst other drawings, examples (here,
here and
here) from the sequence of drawings which I mentioned (see "Drawing from the hip") back in January, which so strongly call out to the
observational photographer in me: her Dubliners sequence of street
drawings from a personal James Joyce project, each framed in the wing mirror of
her car.
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