Outreach Artist Project
Get Creative: Activity Sheets to Download
Artist Sarah Evans has created activities to accompany Krijn de Koning’s sculpture at The Gibberd Garden. Her work focuses on the interplay between Art, Architecture and Nature, themes which connect with Sir Fredrick Gibberd design and de Koning’s artwork.
..the idea was to blend houses and landscape to everyone's benefit, tree planting had high priority, sculpture was to make the arts an everyday experience. Sir Fredrick Gibberd on the master plan for Harlow
Draw - Colour - Collage
Krijn de Koning’s installation is at The Gibberd Garden until the end of October 2021, you can see it on the online exhibition slideshow and get creative with the worksheets Sarah created below.
Artist's drawings inspired by the activity sheets
Sarah Evans
Sarah Evans’ work is based in drawing in expanded forms using animation, moving image, collage, installation and events, with a focus on the process. Nature and landscape are recurring themes which capture narratives of human relations to the landscape. Evans constructs histories through interweaving fact and fictions. She is a founding member of artist-led Aid & Abet based in Cambridge. Aid & Abet tested its model over a number of territories, curatorial and collaborative practice through a variety of project spaces, residencies and commissions over the past decade. Evans has worked with CB1 Cambridge Development, Trust New Art - National Trust commission, NW Cambridge Development artist residency - University of Cambridge, Paper Gallery, Manchester and Market Gallery Huddersfield.
New Geographies is supported by Arts Council England’s Ambition for Excellence strategic fund and lead by the ECVAN
