An Art on a Postcard Mini Auction in Collaboration With gowithYamo

About 

 
Matilda’s practice is rooted in making, usually, images and objects. She uses drawing and painting, cloth, clay and paper sculpture to investigate how and why we define ourselves as human, and not animal. Collapsing the faulty definition of the human is a way in to questioning other cultural binaries. The hairy women and their animal familiars are players and figures with whom we can explore the in-between places. 

Education 

BA Fine Art- Newcastle University 2019 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

‘Adult by Nature’ 
Quench, Margate, UK 
August 2022 
 
‘Jubilee’ 
Vane, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK 
July 2022 
 
‘Collected’ 
36 Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK 
June 2022 
 
'Open Submission' 
Turner Contemporary, Margate, UK 
October 2021 - February 2022 
 
'Baltic Open Submission' 
Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, UK 
May 2021 - September 2021 
 
'Loose Time' 
Vane Gallery , Newcastle, UK 
August 2021 
 
‘Origin of the future’  
POW Festival, Margate, UK  
March 2020  
 
‘Goosebumps’ 
Conny Festival - Consett, UK  
Oct 2019  
 
Newcastle University Degree Show 2019 
Copeland Gallery, London, UK 
July 2019 
 
Newcastle University Degree Show 2019 
Hatton Gallery, Newcastle, UK  
June 2019 
 
‘Saggy’ with Bethany Stead 
Ex Libris Gallery, Newcastle, UK 
March 2019  
 
‘Narrative’ 
NewBridge Project, Newcastle 
May 2016 

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork   

 
The postcards represent a current new direction in my work. The world of the hairy people is expanding, they are making friends with goddesses, dancing by with dogs and donning clothes. These images are gentle starting points of stories to be told. 

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