



Upcoming Exhibition
by Alison Bigg | February 8, 2023 | Current Work, Exhibitions, Printmaking | 0 Comments
Part one of this work-in-progress is sculptures made from re-purposed found objects and shapes made using 3-D printing. Over the last few years I have been experiencing severe hearing loss due to otosclerosis. Initially a means to document and grieve this loss...
A Busy Summer
by Alison Bigg | August 25, 2022 | Current Work, Exhibitions, Printmaking | 0 Comments
Two of my solar plate/chine colle prints were accepted into the Tompe2022. They are currently being exhibited in London, Ontario. There will also be an exhibition catalogue printed. For more info go to http://printlondon.ca/Amplification Tool, allows you to take in as...
Gestural Prompt
by Alison Bigg | October 20, 2020 | Current Work, Exhibitions | 0 Comments
Gestural Prompt “At times the clay moves so effortlessly that my hands seem to follow, not to initiate, the movements of the clay. I notice an emotion in my hands that seems to connect them with my chest…” Harry Remde from The Art in a Craft, 1975 In the last few...
Precarious Circumstance
by Alison Bigg | April 10, 2020 | Ceramics, Current Work, Installation, Printmaking | 0 Comments
Precarious Circumstance is a tower of sad faces. Sadness is piling up on itself, until one is drowning in sorrow. The ‘sorrow’ face image was found in an old boy scout book of my brother's after he lost his battle with depression. The cloth legs are holding up the...
An installation in process
by Alison Bigg | February 6, 2020 | Exhibitions, Installation | 0 Comments
Throughout February, I will be progressively filling the arc.hive gallery with light, sound, plaster molds and altered angels, during an exploration of the space between what was and what’s next. I invite you to watch and participate in the installation until Feb...
My New Love of Ceramics
by Alison Bigg | November 1, 2019 | Ceramics, Current Work, Paintings, Printmaking | 0 Comments
I have worked with clay on and off for many years. As I struggled with the dreaded wheel, I never thought of pottery as being a part of my art practice. This changed about a year ago when I discovered hand building and paper clay. At the same time I started getting...