Sally Burton had a diagnosis that changed her life: Quiet Dog Gallery
In 2024 Sally Burton had a diagnosis that changed her life. She turned to drawing to make it through. She writes “respair is an obsolete English word meaning fresh hope or recovery from despair. It was during a year of illness and treatment that drawing became a daily practice – an escape from reality and a creative outlet. Beginning with random marks, the drawings evolved in their own way and finding humour and absurdity in daily life was cathartic and helped my recovery.” #dailydrawing #recovery #creativeprocess #nzexhibition #nelsonexhibition #sallyburtonartist @quietdoggallery
‘Drawing – a daily ritual’
David Ryan, Sally Burton, Louise Marmont, Jo Kinross, Yvette Byrd, Richard Sellars and Jane Tan
5 September – 4 October
Severn artists bring to the gallery their drawing practice. Expressive abstraction, narrative, figurative and geometric styles all feature. This is a wide ranging show which will be rewarding to people who love experiencing the spontaneity that mark making brings to an artistic practice.
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