After the Sea

After The Sea
An exhibition on the seafront in Margate.
29 September - 30 October 2016

Look out of the window of Bernie’s Chocolate Bar and you’ll see the shining Margate sands, the sea and across the harbour the Turner Contemporary. Inside, for the whole month of October, the walls will be filled with work by two artists: Julie Caves (that's me) and H Locke. The exhibition will include over 30 paintings, drawings and prints.

Having set up a studio in Margate in 2014, Julie Caves and H Locke spend a lot of time by the sea – beachcombing, painting and drawing – with regular pit stops in Bernie’s to defrost from the off-season wintery seaside weather. They have explored Margate and Cliftonville during the recent years of transition for the area and this has heavily influenced the work they are showing.

After The Sea 

Bernie’s Chocolate Bar

2-14 High Street
Margate 

CT9 1AT

'Margate 3'
Julie Caves
2015
oil on canvas, 80x100cm

'Nooks, Crannies and Niches' exhibition

Nooks, Crannies and Niches
Seven artists in Waltham Forest Arts Club will be creating an exhibition 
at The Maker's Yard, an amazing space in East London. 
June 11-15, 2014

Julian Beere - will present an interactive 'hide and seek' artist bookwork based on an idea presented at the 'Nature Culture' exhibition at The Makers Yard, in 2013.

Fiona Emm - will present a textiles hanging.

Natalie Gray - will present a mixed media installation.

Julie Caves - will present a sculptural installation of mythical female figures camouflaged within the lush setting of The Makers Yard garden. 

Nicolette Murin - will present Waves, a site specific interaction, in the greenhouse of The Makers Yard.

Anna Bisset - will present environmental drawings made in and directly from the environment, be they outdoor or interior spaces. They will be evidence of time spent in quiet contemplation in an otherwise busy and demanding world and, as such, represent a break or a temporary escape from this reality, whilst depicting another aspect of it.

H Locke - will present a series of drawings.

Part of the E17 Art Trail
organised by Julian Beere 

Dancing and Drawing Through Time

Dancing and Drawing Through Time



Waltham Forest Arts Club invites you to join us, pick up a pencil or charcoal and draw the moving figure!  

Dancers from Tudor, through Morris, to Swing will be performing while artists of all levels will be drawing the movement and costumes. 

11am-4pm June 15th, 2014

at
Orford House Social Club
73 Orford Road
Walthamstow
London
E17 9QR

The event is part of the popular E17 Art Trail in East London. An update of the schedule of dancers, musicians and possible lessons will be added to the Art Trail website listing as that information is available.

Materials kindly provided by Jackson's Art Supplies.

An Interview with Artist Julie Caves

Read Lisa Takahashi's interview with me about my practice and the Curiosity exhibition.
On Show and Full of Curiosity: An Interview with Artist Julie Caves 

Curiosity Exhibition Press

Curiosity exhibition Press

Review of Curiosity exhibition on Let's Make Lots Of Monet blog.

a-n Interface - What's On.

The Curiosity exhibition is listed in Axis members news!

Very pleased to have been chosen by Time Out Art for a listing of my Curiosity exhibition! Where it is also getting some good reviews from the public.

Just in time for Frieze Week in London!

Turnaround - 11 exhibitions in 12 weeks

click for a larger view of the poster

TURNAROUND
a series of 11 exhibitions in 12 weeks by members of the Waltham Forest Arts Club in the unusual space of an all windowed kiosk of the Wood Street Indoor Market during February, March and April 2012.

Project website: http://turnaround.yolasite.com

I will also have a week's exhibition of my own work: Turnaround 7 'Sky' - March 24th - 30th.

Turnaround is a curation project by Julie Caves, Julian Beere and Helen Porter.

Drawing Crowds

I have a drawing called Collection No.1 in Drawing Crowds at the Stone Space gallery in Leytonstone in East London.

3rd – 20th November 2011
An exhibition of exploratory drawings from 25 artists.

The exhibition features work from Amanda Lawson, Asa Medhurst, Asmi Kazmi, Carla Wright, Chetan Kumar, Claire Meharg,Cos Ahmet, Dan Neamu, David Farnham, David Harker, Debbie Locke, Edward Jeavons, fuad ali, Gillian Swan, Heenam Kim, Jane Rutterford, Jen Leonard, Jillian Knipe, Joanne Tidey, Julie Caves, Mary McFerran, Morgan Tipping, Nic Boin and Patricia Rozental.


            

Postcard drawing

This is the tiny drawing that is in the corner of the postcards in my two sets, where the stamp will go. (You can see it in the set picture below.) It is by H Locke.

It shows someone reading a book and waiting lovingly and patiently while the artist works on the computer.

We make books, however you define that, and people are waiting to see them and hoping we keep making them.