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Dolores Del Rio is standing in the corner holding the Velvet Underground. Close up. Now we can admire the Pin Up standing in a row.
Next chapter: smiley Babes are dancing alone and look...they are forming a rosette, WOW!
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He’s a free hand artist. He doesn’t use stencils. That makes him a painter, the only difference with the traditional definition being the use of spray cans instead of brushes. |
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Working at night, the darkened room is illuminated by a projection of light. A flatbed scanner becomes the artists tool for representation. The process involves the act of placing the object in direct contact with the cleaned transparent surface of the scanner. An indexical trace recorded by the passing beam of light. Through conversations and untold stories, inanimate objects that embody a sense of memory and touch are selected and removed from their origin. The result is an image of meticulous detail and clarity suspended within a dark relief. |
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Fundamental to Woolham’s work is an attempt to unravel the fragile processes of memory, specifically the relationship between events, and the sites they occupy; bringing to light uncanny irreducible playgrounds of fantasy and adventure.
He lives and works in London and studied at Chelsea College of Art and Design. Selected exhibitions include: 2006 Paper Cuts, Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery, London. Solo exhibitions at the Lowry, Manchester and Hoxton Distillery. 2005-2006 Artist Residency, Baltic, Gateshead. He is currently on a residency/commission in Ireland. |
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Education.
2004-2006 BA Fine Art in Education, Academy of Visual Arts, Maastricht.
1999-2004 BA Fine Art (Printmaking), School of the Arts, Utrecht.
Selected Exhibitions.
2007 Koningskerkje, Vierlingsbeek. Paintings, solo exhibition.
2007 Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, London. Paintings, group exhibition.
2005 Printmaking Gallery, Den Bosch. Jung talent 2005, Printmaking, group exhibition.
2004 Jaarbeurs, Utrecht. Printmaking / Painting, group exhibition.
2003 RMIT, Melbourne. Mixed media, group exhibition.
2003 Academy gallery, Utrecht. Printmaking, group exhibition.
2003 Printmaking Gallery, Utrecht. Printmaking, group exhibition |
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“Sophie Horton uses knitted wool on an architectural scale, challenging its usual associations with domestic femininity. Horton’s installations often interrupt the viewing of a place, drawing attention to features and describing volumes in space. In her hands, the softest of materials can become a barrier, each small stitch joining together to form a massive structure."
Bryony Bond Art and Perception catalogue Sherborne House 2006.
www.sophiehorton.org |
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Space invader is an urban myth! |
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He lives and works in London and studied BA Photography, Falmouth College of Arts; Btech, Kent Institute of Art and Design. Selected exhibitions include:2007 Wastelands (Solo exhibition), AOP Gallery, London. 2006-7 Photographic Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, London. 2006 Family Album, Centre for Photography of Woodstock, New York; Autobiography, Darmstadter Tage Der Fotografie, Germany. 2002 Group Exhibition, Metro Imaging, London. In 2006 he was the Winner of AOP Bursary; he was Shortlisted for NPG Photographic Portrait Prize; Commended, Creative Review ‘Creative Futures’. 2002 he was the Winner of Metro Bursary. |
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Stephen Walter studied at Middlesex University, Manchester Metropolitan University and the Royal College of Art (2001).
He received an award from the Tim Mara Charitable Trust (2001), was awarded the Suny Purchase Travel Award, USA (2001), the Daler Rowney Drawing Prize, RCA, London (2001) and won second prize in The Jerwood Drawing Prize 2004. His solo shows include The Foundry (2003), The Electric Palace, Hastings (2003).Photoworks, Deutsche Bank, London (2004-05), and Vertigo Gallery (2005).
He lives and works in London. |
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