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Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in Conversation with Rachel Ara

Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in conversation with Rachel Ara. Rachel Ara is a Conceptual and Data artist. She gained her BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths College, London where she won the prestigious Burston award for painting. In 2016 she won the International Aesthetica art prize for her digital sculpture “This Much I’m Worth” […]

8th May 2016/by Studio Damoah

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This is Us. Exhibition. 4th and 5th November 2015

This is Us… Adelaide Damoah. 4th and 5th November 2015 12 till 7pm daily. Preview: Tuesday 3rd November 6 -9pm “This is Us,” explores the movement of two females in an emotionally intense dance, telling a passionate story of love and heartbreak. Damoah uses text directly on the work to explain the story of […]

27th October 2015/by Studio Damoah

adelaide Damoah, Art Discussion Interview Series, artist, artist interview, British Art, emerging artsit, female artist, female painter, feminist artist

Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in Conversation with Rachel Ara

8th May 2016/by Studio Damoah

adelaide Damoah, Events, Media & links

This is Us. Exhibition. 4th and 5th November 2015

27th October 2015/by Studio Damoah

Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in conversation with Rachel Ara.

Rachel Ara is a Conceptual and Data artist. She gained her BA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths College, London where she won the prestigious Burston award for painting. In 2016 she won the International Aesthetica art prize for her digital sculpture “This Much I’m Worth” . She currently lives and works in London.

She has had a successful 25 year career as computer systems designer and is also a trained cabinetmaker. In 2013 she started her professional art practice.

Rachel combines her manual skills with her programming and analytical ones to create nonconformist artworks with a socio-political edge that often incorporates humor and irony.

Her most recent work is a self-evaluating artwork using complex algorithms to calculate its own value. A four dimensional piece, constructed in neon, cathode tubes, sensors and circuit boards that communicate information back and forth to the Internet. Other recent works include CAD drawings inspired by scenes of gender based violence, D.O.A.M III shown at the Royal West Academy.

In the early stages of her career she has already been picked up for major art shows and has exhibited Internationally.

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Rachel Ara works at Second Floor Studios in Woolwich and is currently focusing on building a significant portfolio of work. You can visit her studio and see first hand her work in progress, as well as some of the work mentioned in this video, during the Open Studio event this year. The event runs from the 2nd to the 5th of June 2016 and all are welcome. Rachel’s studio is in Unit 5 and is studio number 105. Come and visit!

Visit Rachels website here: http://www.2ra.co/

Please click the link below for more information on this years event.
http://www.secondfloor.co.uk/open-studios/default.html

About me:
I am an artist and I also have a studio at Second Floor. I make figuritive oil paintings and am currently exploring story telling using figures and text on the painting surface.

The Art Success series of interviews started off in 2011 with written interviews for my blog. I started this project because coming from a science/business background, I had to rethink what success looked like to me and wanted to figure out what it took to become that in this unique business. In talking to other artists in this way on camera, I hope to pass on useful information to other artists and art lovers. Fellow artists can watch and learn from their contemporaries and art lovers can discover new art. Of course, there is the added benefit of promoting my colleagues to new audiences.
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This is Us…

Adelaide Damoah.

4th and 5th November 2015 12 till 7pm daily.

“This is Us,” explores the movement of two females in an emotionally intense dance, telling a passionate story of love and heartbreak. Damoah uses text directly on the work to explain the story of the models, as well as her personal stories about love.

Combined with text taken directly from various literary works, Damoah hopes to provoke discussion which is outside of the generally accepted “norm,” when it comes to female sexuality and identification.

With special thanks to models and professional dancers Rachel Sparks and Marie Eisenhardt who are featured in the work.

The music- which was the inspiration for the title of the show, and the dance itself, will be performed at the opening reception by Yvonne Mathieu.

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Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in Conversation with Rachel Ara

This is Us. Exhibition. 4th and 5th November 2015

Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in Conversation with Rachel Ara

This is Us. Exhibition. 4th and 5th November 2015

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Art Success: Adelaide Damoah in Conversation with Rachel Ara

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