Lot 128 - Hazel Blair - Night Creatures
Watercolour & marker on paper
2023
A6 (10x15cm)
Original Artwork
Signed on Verso
This auction is raising proceeds for War Child UK
ARTIST INFO
About
Hazel Blair is a British-Zambian multi-disciplinary artist based in London. She graduated from her BA Fine Art at Goldsmiths and is a member of ‘FloorFive’ collective.
Education
BA (Hons) Fine Art, Goldsmiths University of London UK
Select Exhibitions/Awards
Selected Shows
‘Doing Better With Worse’, Group Show, Ugly Duck, London, March 2023
‘Start Art Fair’ Group Show, Saatchi Gallery, London, October 2022
‘Trickster’ Floor Five Collective, Group Show, APT Gallery, London Jul 2022
‘Dreaming Reconstructions’ Group Show, The Feminist Library, London Nov 2021
‘In Other Company- Deptford X ’ Group Show, Matchstick Pie House, London Jul 2021
‘A Particular Reality: A Fake Woke Situation’, Goldsmiths University x
Kingston University Collaboration. Exhibited at Deans Gallery Space KSA, London May 2019
Awards and Residencies
Lewisham Art House Graduate Award 2022-2023
Start Art Martin Miller’s Gin Emerging Artist Prize 2022
CCA Residents Goldsmiths 2021-2022
Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork
The works reflect on the power of mythology, by reimaging and shaping identity to ultimately create new narratives that speak on the consciousness of being mixed black. Creating an ethereal world that exhibits black womanhood and the nuance of the multiplicities of personal and cultural histories.
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