
Andrew Waddington: Betwixt and Between – The Poetry of Landscape
– Upper Space, YSP CentreAbout Andrew Waddington: Betwixt and Between – The Poetry of Landscape
Bringing the Cornish coast to Yorkshire painter and printmaker Andrew Waddington’s new works in the Visitor Centre incorporated elements of architecture, mythology, poetry, art and music.
Using a delicate colour palette, the exhibition featured a variety of mediums, including paintings, prints, and original drawings, depicting both the Cornish, and for the first time, Yorkshire landscapes.
When looking at his paintings the viewer does not know at what period in time the various elements are present; animals and objects float and fade in and out, and perspective is not necessarily followed.
The exhibition was the perfect springboard to get out in nature and explore the fabulous vistas, flora and fauna here at YSP.
Fans of Waddington’s work could purchase a unique artwork from the exhibition, with the proceeds shared between the artist and YSP. We are a registered charity and accredited museum, all proceeds from sales help us to share incredible art and continue to create meaningful, enjoyable experiences for everyone in a unique environment.
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