Narratives of Britain by Christy Burdock,
at the Salford Museum and Art Gallery.
Christy Burdock likes to capture contemporary stories within small communities in Britain by immersing herself in different parts of British society. Her new work is based on research on the most ordinary areas of Salford in the form of drawings and paintings, exhibited alongside a body of work about hill farmers in rural Northumberland. Her paintings and drawings are quirky, fun and they draw you in.
Gregg's, 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Will You Pose for Me? 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Boy with Cigarette, 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Protests, 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Dover Inn, 2024, (oil on canvas)
Treats at Tesco, 2024, (oil on canvas)
In the Shops, 2024, (graphie, pencil and ink on cradled beech)
The Nice Lady in Salford, 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Nail Shop, 2024, (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
Lambing, 2024. (graphite, pencil and ink on cradled beech wood)
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