Emma’s recent grid drawings are increasingly abstract making reference to real and imagined worlds through titles such as Ravine and Consequences Denied. This one pictured is called Crushing Fever, a silkscreen print and pastel on paper measuring 76cm x 56cm, 2010. Photo by the artist, copyright 2010. All rights reserved.
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Pictured here is one of several of the artist’s images featured in the book…
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In the Neon Myths series, Emma Neuberg adds plaster and vinyl to her grid drawings. Pictured here is Insurmountable Bollocks – England, a silkscreen print with vinyl, gold foil and plaster on paper, 66cm x 50cm, 2008 – 9. Photo by Emma Neuberg, copyright 2009. All rights reserved.
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Emma Neuberg’s Billboard Skirts were originally commissioned by the Textiles Environment Design department at University of the Arts London for exhibition in Ever & Again at the Triangle Gallery, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London. The works were then selected by Textile Forum Southwest to be toured nationally as part of a new show called Material…
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Emma Neuberg’s Billboard Skirts feature in the group exhibition catalogue, Material Actions, published by Plymouth College of Art and Textiles Forum Southwest. All thirteen artists have a short essay in the booklet alongside contextual essays by Hannah Jones, Kate Fletcher, Brenda Miller and Marianne Torrence. ‘Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, So Appealing? polythene and…
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Emma Neuberg shows in the group exhibition Ever & Again, curated by Rebecca Earley. Her Billboard Skirts series were originally commissioned by the Textiles Environment Design department at University of the Arts London for exhibition in Ever & Again at the Triangle Gallery, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London. Emma Neuberg exhibited alongside Lorna Bircham, Melanie Bowles, Rebecca…
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