Emma Neuberg talks about the processes in her work, ideas of Shadow Fabric and the space between painting, printing, animating and curating to undergraduate students and staff in the Lecture Theatre at Plymouth College of Art, UK, 2016.
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TEXTILES SEASON AT PLYMOUTH GALLERY
Emma Neuberg’s Harlequin series and new paintings put into gargantuan repeats and printed on polyester are featured in the new Plymouth Gallery catalogue alongside contemporary British textile designers Timorous Beasties, Kit Miles, Mini Moderns and Patternity, as curated by Hannah Jones.
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BLENDS, 2010-
Emma Neuberg’s Blends feature in print and online media for The Geometrics exhibitions, volumes one and two, co-curated by Emma Neuberg and Daisy McMullan, at Kingsgate Gallery, London, in 2013 and 2014, respectively. Variations in colour sequences are an ongoing project and a new variation was exhibited in Plymouth Gallery in 2016. Image by the artist, copyright…
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V&A BLOG FEATURES EMMA NEUBERG’s BLENDS
Alex Flowers, Digital Programme Leader at the V&A, blogs about Emma Neuberg’s work on the V&A website and her pilot class for their Digital Classroom Programme in January 2015.
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V&A EDUCATION FEATURE EMMA NEUBERG, 2015
V&A Education feature one of Emma Neuberg’s Blends series in their print campaign for the Glass Gallery & Family Art Fun Programme 2015 in association with Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. Emma teaches digital tablet drawing with the Autodesk app to adults and children at the V&A, London, in the Glass Gallery and the Jewellery Gallery.
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ONLINE MEDIA THE GEOMETRICS: VOLUME 2
Emma Neuberg’s animations are favoured by online media due to their engaging light and colour movement. Forest, seen here, was used to promote The Geometrics: Volume 2 exhibition online in June – July 2014. Image by the artist, copyright 2014. All rights reserved.
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REMEMBERING MEXICO: NEW WORKS UNDERWAY
Following a trip to Mexico in Spring 2014, Emma created several new pieces inspired by the light and colour she saw in the southwest of the country. This image is a detail of Oaxaca, a silkscreen print with pastel and gold on paper and linen, measuring 76cm x 56cm x 2cm, 2014. Image by the artist, copyright 2014.…
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