Kashmiri Apples – A Weapon of Resistance – they may have become the main embodiment of this restive territory’s economic and political identity.
Displays on Journal of Apples Page
Artist/Art Teacher Roselyne Corblin and Visual Artist/Artist-Botanist Pascal Levaillant describe how they have made a Herbarium
In London, on Thanksgiving Day 1962, New Zealand-born artist Barrie Bates changed his name to Billy Apple®, a name that forty five years later became a registered trademark.
A poem by George Venn, who meditates on the full cycle of the apple’s experience of natural process.
From temperate to tropical, exotic to every day by Priya Mani, who explains the fascinating history of the apple in Indian cookery.
M.Legrand – Incubator and Creator of the Michelin by Pascal Levaillant and Marie-Thérèse Mériot – the apple history of Yvetot, home of the Legrand family.
Alison Turnbull created ATX 2012 Apple Varieties in 2012 for the exhibition ‘With an Apple I will Astonish’. It’s a systematic representation of the apple world through language brought to life via an apple colour chart.
Anne Rook is a French artist residing in London. She works in a number of different media including drawing, animation, installation and sculpture.
German artist Brigitte Hofherr is both a painter and as a botanical artist, Brigitte is self-taught.
Yosuke made his first melted apple in 2004, life-sized highly realistic yet distorted fruit that blur the distinction between reality and fiction. His melted apple sculptures are intended to deceive the viewer’s eye.
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Apples & People Exhibition 2023/24
‘A Variety of Cultures’
Museum of Cider, Herefordshire, England
27th October 2023 – 28th January 2024
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Angela Hung talking about 'A Variety of Cultures' Exhibition and Apples & People.
The exhibition runs at the Museum of Cider in Hereford until 28th January 2024.
'A Variety of Cultures' is a landmark exhibition for the Museum of Cider. A must-see for everyone interested in art, everyone who likes apples, and anyone looking for positive international connections in these troubled times.
Exploring how cultures across the globe have taken the apple and made it their own. This exhibition brings important international artworks to the Museum of Cider in Hereford.
One of the highlights is a large collection of nineteenth century Australian model apples lent by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew that have never before been seen outside London.
There is also work by New Zealand pop artist Billy Apple, Chinese art including a Cultural Revolution poster courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum, and a new commission by Anglo-French artist Anne Rook who has created a body of work which looks at the iconography associated with varieties of apples.
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