- Richard Ashrowan
Richard Ashrowan, (English, b. 1966) is an internationally exhibited video artist working in Scotland.
Biography
Richard Ashrowan was brought up on a farm in Essex, England. He originally trained and practiced in Chinese medicine and was a founder member of the charity Open Road. He played with experimental ambient/techno pioneers
Shen in the early nineties, before becoming an artist. From 2002 to 2007 he worked in partnership with Scottish artist Alexander Hamilton under the name 'Hamilton & Ashrowan'. He now lives and works in the Scottish Borders. TheThreshold Artspace , a large and fully networked mutli-media digital canvas installation inPerth Concert Hall , was conceived by Hamilton & Ashrowan. [ [http://www.scottisharts.org.uk/1/artsinscotland/infrastructure/projects/archive/perthconcerthall.aspx scottisharts.org] ]Work
His work is mainly in video installation, based upon close observation of natural landscapes and strongly influenced by
John Ruskin .Exhibitions
2008
*'Fingal's Cave' -Foksal Gallery , Poland.
*'Green Man'
*'Sparrowhawk'2007
*'Contact Rushes' - , Poland
*'Contact Rushes' -Scottish National Portrait Gallery
*'Evanescence - Ice/Thaw Norway'2006
*'A Landscape Symphony in 22 Movements' -Ruskin Gallery , Cambridge.2004/2005
*'A Landscape Symphony in 22 Movements'Threshold Artspace at Perth Concert Hall, Scotland.
*'Threshold Artspace'2003
*'Windmills of Innerliethen' - toured internationally as part of Drift.
*'Reception' - Ledingham ChalmersReferences
External links
* [http://www.galeriafoksal.pl Foksal gallery]
* [http://www.scottisharts.org.uk/1/artsinscotland/infrastructure/projects/archive/perthconcerthall.aspx Threshold Artspace - Scottish Arts Council]
* [http://www.horsecross.co.uk/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=41 Threshold Artspace at Perth Concert Hall]
* [http://www.threshold10.com/threshold3/index.htm Threshold Artspace]
* [http://www.ashrowan.com Richard Ashrowan] - artists own site
* [http://www.hamiltonashrowan.com Hamilton & Ashrowan]
* [http://www.openroad.org.uk Open Road] Charity
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