Linda Alterwitz and Ruth
Thomas 
Private view-Thursday 19th April 5.30-8.00pm at Editions on Cook Street, Liverpool.
"American artist Linda Alterwitz and British artist Ruth Thomas last exhibited together in London, UK, over twenty years ago. Since that time, they have followed the threads of their ideas independently. There are however, current similar themes occurring in each artist's work.
 Both
Alterwitz and Thomas draw inspiration from their immediate environment.
Thomas's collagraph prints reflect the rural area in Wales in which she lives,
using natural materials and organic structures. Alterwitz incorporates
photographs of her surroundings and her work reflects her more urban
experience. The work is also tied together by their individual explorations
into the world of science. While Alterwitz delves into the connections to
contemporary culture by combining photographic layers of recognizable landscape
with microscopic cellular imagery, Thomas investigates the natural world.
Both
Alterwitz and Thomas draw inspiration from their immediate environment.
Thomas's collagraph prints reflect the rural area in Wales in which she lives,
using natural materials and organic structures. Alterwitz incorporates
photographs of her surroundings and her work reflects her more urban
experience. The work is also tied together by their individual explorations
into the world of science. While Alterwitz delves into the connections to
contemporary culture by combining photographic layers of recognizable landscape
with microscopic cellular imagery, Thomas investigates the natural world.Twenty years ago, both artists were newly out of art school and beginning their careers. They shared a studio space at Ladylodge Arts Centre, in Cambridgeshire, England for two years and exhibited their work together in Peterborough and London. After visiting each other in the summer of 2010, and reviewing each other’s current works, they both thought it appropriate to weave those threads together in a new joint exhibition."
The exhibition will run until the 12th May. For more information please visit the Editions website here.
