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HENI Talks x Articulation: Peter Randall-Page, 'Fructus'
HENI Talks x Articulation: Peter Randall-Page, 'Fructus'
Lucy Miller and Oliver Garland - alumni of the articulation Prize - reflect on Peter Randall-Page's sculpture Fructus (2009), exploring how the work complements, juxtaposes and transforms the natural landscape in which it is placed.
This film is the first in a collaborative series with Articulation celebrating 'Young Voices' engaging with art.
Articulation is the Roche Court Educational Trust's national and international public speaking initiative, championing the appreciation and discussion of art. It enables a wide range of students aged between 14 and 23 to develop their confidence and ability to express their opinions, thoughts and reactions to the visual world.
Time Period:
21st century
Themes:
Oliver Garland (Articulation 2019 Grand Finalist): Oliver took part in the ARTiculation Prize at the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich representing Kesteven & Sleaford High School. He went on to the Grand Final at Clare College, Cambridge and is now reading Architecture at Central Saint Martins.
Lucy Miller (Articulation London Regional Heat 2020): Lucy took part at The Lightbox in 2020 adjudicated by Jennifer Scott, Director, Dulwich Picture Gallery, representing Three Rivers Academy. She spoke on the portraiture of Hans Holbein. She is now reading History at University of Exeter.
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