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"Free entry: fine art / illustration exhibition from Katie Marland exploring the demonic grimoire of characters from the darker side of folklore, myths and legends including Forneus the Great Marquis of Hell and the owl prince Stolas."
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A event on Tuesday 13th September. The event starts at 10:00.
Katie Marland: Folklore. 13th - 16th September. Park Street Vestibule, City Hall, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TR. 10-6pm daily, free admission.
Folklore is an ongoing body of work chronicling the mythology and legends found deep in our history. Demonic grimoires, folk traditions and horror stories are brought to life in stark monochrome on canvas and paper, as artist Katie Marland uses her background in natural history illustration to inform the creation of something uncanny, twisting the ordinary into the preternatural.
Katie Marland is a Bristol-based fine artist and illustrator. She studied at Bristol School of Art, Camberwell, and The Royal Drawing School, where she recently completed her masters. Her work is research-led, characterised by close observational drawing, obsessive detail, and dark themes. She can be found most days haunting the halls of local museums.
For further information please visit www.katiemarland.com or @kmarlandart
Entry requirements:
Folklore is an ongoing body of work chronicling the mythology and legends found deep in our history. Demonic grimoires, folk traditions and horror stories are brought to life in stark monochrome on canvas and paper, as artist Katie Marland uses her background in natural history illustration to inform the creation of something uncanny, twisting the ordinary into the preternatural.
Katie Marland is a Bristol-based fine artist and illustrator. She studied at Bristol School of Art, Camberwell, and The Royal Drawing School, where she recently completed her masters. Her work is research-led, characterised by close observational drawing, obsessive detail, and dark themes. She can be found most days haunting the halls of local museums.
For further information please visit www.katiemarland.com or @kmarlandart
Entry requirements:
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