Graeme Mortimer Evelyn
RITUAL UNION (AFTER LITTLE DRAGON)
Ritual Union (after Little Dragon). Drawing dedicated to all the Trinity Laban Conservatoire Contemporary Dance and Music students – whom I had the pleasure and honour to work with during my residency at CoLab 2015 festival. Many thanks guys! Follow the Inward Gaze, Outward Focus project playlist link below. INWARD GAZE, OUTWARD FOCUS art 2014 […]
HUMAN REVOLUTION ORCHESTRA INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY LONDON 2015
THE HUMAN REVOLUTION ORCHESTRA – ODE TO THE HUMAN SPIRIT – INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY LONDON 2015 I am thrilled to announce that the Special Guest appearing with The Human Revolution Orchestra for UNESCO 2015 International Jazz Day London event will be world-renowned trombonist and SGI USA member Robin Eubanks. Robin Eubanks is one of the great Trombonists of his generation and has won many awards. […]
INWARD GAZE, OUTWARD FOCUS
INWARD GAZE, OUTWARD FOCUS – THE NEW BODY OF WORK Throughout 2014, I have been developing a new body of work; Inward Gaze, Outward Focus, to expand my visual language in new creative environments, surrounded by new sounds and stories. This exploration began by responding directly to the wonderful digital music scores for film and television […]
IMPROFUSION
– IMPROFUSION – ARTIST IN RESIDENCE – CoLAB FESTIVAL 2015 Last month (Feb) I completed the collaboration with Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music & Dance as CoLab Festival 2015 Visual Artist-in-Residence – directing an improvisational fusion of automatic drawing with the conservatoires contemporary dance and jazz / classical music students. Apart from the great and […]
SEÑALES
SEÑALES – VISUALISING AFRO-VENEZUELA I am thrilled to announce a very special and unique opportunity to work with two premiere world-class musicians, Alex Wilson and Edwin Sanz for live performances as a visual artist to innovatively introduce the music of Afro Venezuela.Preliminary sessions are scheduled to begin Spring 2015 in Zurich and Geneva, with a view to potential […]
NKA JOURNAL REVIEW
Nka: JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART I am delighted to be included within Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art Fall 2014 edition published by Duke University Press; with an extensive review of the Call and Responses – The Odyssey of the Moor at Kensington Palace, which also introduces the St Stephen’s Church Reconciliation Reredos permanent contemporary altarpiece as context to my visual art […]
3FF
Stations of the Cross | 2006 | 15 x 70cm x 70cm | Painted Wood Relief Sculpture | Graeme Mortimer Evelyn Graeme Mortimer Evelyn’s Stations of the Cross exhibited for the first time within a contemporary art space for 3FF Urban Dialogues 2014 Navigations Wednesday 3rd September, at the Red Gallery, 3 Rivington Street, London. This work has only been presented during Lent within major […]
SGI-UK CELEBRATES UNESCO INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY
It has been my pleasure and honour to create the exclusive poster artwork Extensions of the Heart (Stoloff / Hancock) and to contribute as a Musician, for the SGI-UK supported UNESCO International Jazz Day event – […]
I’m lonely, I’ll make a world
Award-winning novelist Delia Jarrett-Macauley has written and narrated a response to the artwork ‘Call & Responses – The Odyssey of the Moor’ by Graeme Mortimer Evelyn, a site specific contemporary art installation currently on show within The Queen’s Gallery at Kensington Palace. You can listen to Delia’s narration of “I’m lonely, I’ll make a world” in […]
Call & Response
Groundbreaking art installation sheds new light on historic sculpture at Kensington Palace Call and Responses: The Odyssey of the Moor, a new commission for Historic Royal Palaces and the Royal Collection Trust, will be on display at the Queen’s State Apartments in Kensington Palace, London, from September 25, 2013 to January 6, 2014. The work […]
An Odyssey begins
ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND GRANTS FOR THE ARTS AWARD CONFIRMS SUPPORT FOR SITE SPECIFIC INTERVENTION AND CONTEMPORARY ENGAGEMENT INSTALLATION CALL AND RESPONSES – THE ODYSSEY OF THE MOOR FOR KENSINGTON PALACE LONDON! The Call and Responses project is in partnership and enjoys the support from Historic Royal Palaces and The Royal Collection for the exhibition expected […]