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| Exhibition Catalogues Most of Paul Gough's Exhibition Catalogues can be found in this part of the site, available in PDF format. We also intend in time to make them available in a standard web format. Drawology  Exhibition catalogue to accompany 'Drawology' shown at the Bonington Gallery, Nottingham, UK 2013, and 'Drawology: one year on' at the Lanchester Gallery, Coventry 2014. Bringing together the work of several artists with differing practices, Drawology aims to consider whether this premise is applicable to a specific process or genre of drawing or whether it is applicable to drawing generally. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. • http://issuu.com/deborahharty/docs/drawology EDGE:LANDS. Drawings and paintings by Paul Gough  EDGE:LANDS. Catalogue of drawings and paintings by Paul Gough Accompanied a one-person show in Bath, 5th November - 30th November 2012. Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, Jenyns Gallery. Headland Memory  Headland Memory Faculty of Art & Design, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia 19th October - 14th November 2003 Includes images and an essay by Julian Andrews. Loci Memoriae 
Loci Memoriae Stone: Watershed Media Centre, Bristol UK Tuesday 25 September - Sunday 11 November 2001 Dust: The Architecture Centre, Bristol UK Monday 1 October - Sunday 11 November 2001 This catalogue was published jointly by Watershed, The Architecture Centre, Bristol and the Centre for Contextual, Public and Commemorative Art at UWE, Bristol. It accompanies both exhibitions and includes images of work, an introduction by Andrew Kelly and essays by Paul Gough. These exhibitions were developed in collaboration with Watershed, The Architecture Centre, and Westminster Abbey, London. Research funding was provided in part by the Canadian High Commission, London. Loci Memoriae Foreword to the catalogue by Andrew Kelly. This essay was published in the catalogue 'Loci Memoriae'. It was printed in an edition of 1,000 copies to coincide with Loci memoriae- a project of writing, artwork and web design on the themes of commemoration, monuments and other acts of oblivia created in Bristol UK during the prelude to Armistice Day 2001.  Faux Cenotaph (Stone) Watershed, Bristol, UK October 1st - November 11th, 2001 Images of the artist at work and the work itself accompanied by Sally Morgan's essay. Back to the Front: Drawings and Larger Works by Paul Gough The Thelma Hulbert Gallery 19th May - 23th June 2001 Image and essay by P. Burbage Back to the Front: Drawings and Larger Works by Paul Gough The Thelma Hulbert Gallery 19th May - 23th June 2001 Private view invitation for 17th May. Includes alternate image. |