Apples & People have commissioned artist Richard Gilbert to produce a sequence of paintings as a contemporary response from Herefordshire’s countryside to Pissarro’s work.
Elisabeth Dowle is one of the world’s most respected painters of fruit and flowers, producing detailed and accurate studies. Although she studied at Croydon College of Art she says that she is largely a self-taught botanical artist.
William Arnold describes his work with apples in an historic mining landscape in Cornwall in South West England.
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A passage from 'Looking beyond Skin through Apples' by Rocky Mol Selvaraj:
'India’s Caste system is one of the most rigid and resilient social stratifications that has challenged the passage of time and is conserved through familial traditions and culture. It is an extremely complex structure with its beauty and contradictions – like that of skin. Determined by birth, caste is an inescapable skin that shapes daily life and social interactions.'
Rocky Mol Selvaraj hails from Pudukkottai in South-West India.
'Looking beyond Skin through Apples' is available from the Apples & People website - see link in our Instagram profile.
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