Sandra Lane's second sculpture to celebrate the everyday and overlooked decorates Angel Hill. A word In your little pink shell-like. It may seem nice-iced, but don’t risk a tooth, don’t dent a denture. For though this swirly nugget seems so sweet, I fear it will not dissolve with the quick tongue-tip-hit that you imagine. The cake that it graced was a permanent cake. A hard-as-rock cake. This has toppled off to torment the taste buds with its twee teasing twist and Bake-Off colouring. Yum, yum, crunch…ouch. Lynn Whitehead Sandra Lane worked as a journalist and a photographer prior to attending art school. She graduated from BA Fine Art Drawing at Camberwell College of Art in 2013 receiving the Camberwell Acme Studio Award. She completed an MFA Sculpture at the Slade School of Art in 2017 followed by the Slade Summer Residency and the Sydney Nolan Trust Residency. Recent projects include: Her Mit Projects, February 2020, Collyer Bristow Graduate Award Show, Exceptional, November 2019-February 2020, Trophy, Simsmith Gallery, July-August 2019, What Kind of Spirit is This, Simsmith Gallery May-June 2019. Twitter and Instagram @artysandralane www.sandra-lane.com
Lynn Whitehead started life as an actor/musician and worked all over the country for years. Later she side stepped into theatre-education working with the National Theatre, New Wolsey and Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds running youth theatre groups and working with community groups. She fell in love with storytelling and likes to collect and tell traditional stories from all round the world. She has an MA in playwriting. https://www.suffolkartlink.org.uk/meet-artist-lynn-whitehead/ Twitter @LynnyWhitehead Instagram @lynnwhitehead96 Facebook Lynn Whitehead
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