Drawing Projects UK is pleased to present Fragments of Wealth, a solo exhibition of prints and collages by Pauline Scott-Garrett. Please join us for this special viewing with the artist to celebrate the exhibition on Saturday 6 November from 4pm to 6pm. Booking is essential for this in situ event and can be reserved here. The exhibition is part of our In Focus series and is presented in The Entrance Hall at Drawing Projects UK until 21 November 2021.

Pauline Scott-Garrett is a visual artist who uses printmaking and found materials to deconstruct and assemble pieces of work that are finely balanced between two and three dimensions. Her work uses a delicate layering of print and recycled paper which present multiple possibilities of interpretation hovering between context, meaning and visual impact. The processes of printmaking, assemblage and collage provide an important structure for her work allowing it to move away from technical constraints towards a deeper abstraction, sense of materiality and flow. Her collages use a lack of weight or form to create their substance, with the deconstructed and built-up layers, cut and ripped forms with a means to view the body’s vulnerability and fragility.

Pauline graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in Fine Art Painting followed by a scholarship to the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna and an MA in Painting at Chelsea School of Art. A founder artist trustee of Sheffield’s creative industries project Yorkshire Artspace (now based at the Persistence Works), her work is included in Sheffield’s visual arts collection. Further postgraduate study in cultural management at City University London led to several roles including the commissioning of Milton Keynes Theatre and Gallery, and the Director of Royal Pavilion, Brighton.

More information about the exhibition and the artist can be found under Current Exhibitions.

Open hours: The exhibition is open to the public from 11am to 3pm from Tuesday to Saturday, whenever Miranda's Coffee Shop at Drawing Projects UK is open. Please note that the exhibition will be closed for the day on Saturday 13 November.

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