Sage Brice

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Author Archives: sagebrice

Orphan – or, The One That Got Away

September 26, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

Orphan – or, The One That Got Away      2014 Mixed media. Length (of manatee): 14.9 cm Sculpture produced for the show Power of the Sea at the Royal West of […]

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Exhibitions, Sculpture, Wildlife

Olie Brice Quintet / Immune to Clockwork

September 26, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

Olie Brice Quintet / Immune to Clockwork Mark Hanslip: tenor sax Waclaw Zimpel: alto clarinet Alex Bonney: trumpet Olie Brice: double bass Jeff Williams: drums http://www.multikulti.com http://www.oliebrice.com

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Album art, Design, Drawing

Some:when project – float the boat!

September 23, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

I’ve just launched my first experiment with crowd funding – using Kickstarter to expand the Some:when project and increase our engagement on the ground with people and groups in Somerset:  […]

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Collaborations, Community Projects, Public Art, Sculpture, Street Art, Work in Progress

Fluid Tense: exploring the watery pasts and futures of St Werburghs

September 15, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

Bristol’s High Water Line Project is an ambitious attempt to map out the 32 mile edge of Bristol’s flood risk zone to highlight the threats of rising sea levels and […]

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Collaborations, Events, Mapping, Public Art, Sculpture, Street Art

Some:when – celebrating cohesion through the watery heritage of the somerset moors and levels

September 12, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

Some:when is a collaborative public art project conceived in response to the floods on the Somerset Moors and Levels. It is led by artists Seila Fernandez Arconada and Jethro Brice, […]

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Collaborations, Community Projects, Nature, Public Art, Sculpture, Work in Progress

‘The Power of the Sea’ at the RWA, bristol

March 18, 2014by sagebrice Leave a comment

Two pieces from the FutureMuseum collection – Succession and a new work commissioned for the show – will be included in next month’s exhibition Power of the Sea: Making Waves […]

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Exhibitions, Sculpture

Featured Bike: AfroCeltic for Lifecycle workshop

November 5, 2013by sagebrice Leave a comment

This lovely but defunct old Raleigh was painted to bring a splash of brightness to the walls of the Lifecycle bike workshop in Horfield. The irregular spiral and trumpet designs […]

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bicycle tattoo parlour

Interesting take on the £B note

June 2, 2013by sagebrice Leave a comment

Local rap group Bastard Sunz have produced a modified version of the £B1 note with a bleaker angle on Bristol life. Phil West‘s silhouettes have been switched with icons of […]

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Bristol Pound

Featured bike(s): Banded snail and Tortoiseshell butterfly

March 1, 2013by sagebrice Leave a comment

I’m quite pleased with this one, created last year for Matt Harcourt. Matt chose a snail because, he says, “I generally move quite slowly.” I liked that – not what […]

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bicycle tattoo parlour, Wildlife

£B Artwork featured in Adbusters, Resurgence and Boneshaker magazines.

February 18, 2013by sagebrice 6 Comments

It’s been nice to see my work featured and reviewed in various magazines since the launch of the Bristol Pound, including Adbusters, Resurgence and the latest issue of Boneshaker. The […]

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Drawing, Illustration

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Department of Geography,
Durham University,
Lower Mountjoy,
South Road,
Durham,
DH1 3LE
07810 847 970

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