Group of 3 artists, Sam Meredith Alexander Middleton & Joe Venning, researching and working in Chongqing, CHINA - Supported by the Arts Council England
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Swans enjoy a learning experience of an authentic Chinese indigo dying workshop at DAC in one of their final afternoons in Chongqing
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Swan Joe Venning discussion workshop over some tea. An inclusive discussion for the younger members of the group on the importance on concept and research in an art practice
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Swan Sam Merediths Scagliola plaster and casting workshop
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Interview with Organhaus curator Ni Kun inviting a cultural exchange
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Swans Sam Meredith and Alex Middleton research making by utilising a Fibreglass casting factory.
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Poster for exhibition entitled ‘Heavy Soup’ featuring the branding for Swan Collective
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Collaborative wall mural. Huan Jue Ping, the district we stay in Chongqing, is famous for their mural. Swans decide to do one for themselves
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With the exhibition looming our curator and artistic director enjoy some studio visits and to talk through our up coming workshops with students when they return from their holidays
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Visit to DAC art facility in Chongqing - This is a similar space to Organhaus gallery where the Swans are based. A very welcoming group showing us their extraordinary facilities incl. a music studio, varied crafts within their artists in residence and telling us their experiences of the art community in Chongqing
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Swan Sam in the studio digesting his food based work
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Works going on over in Studio 2, photographed by One Way
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