exhibition

Bill Pryde: Making paradise

06.Aug.07 - 23.Nov.07
Depends on event, call first

Hoxton Hall
130 Hoxton Street N1 6SH
London N1 6SH
020 7684 0060
info@hoxtonhall.co.uk
www.hoxtonhall.co.uk
Tube Old Street; Bus 242, 243, 149, 67, 26, 141, Shoreditch / Hoxton

Bill Pryde is an artist whose iconic choice of subject matter and graphic simplicity seem to belie the handmade nature of his small editions of self-made screenprints. Situated in the tradition of classic British artists Patrick Caulfield and Gary Hume, Bill's work asserts itself as very much his own. In these prints he uses natural forms in an autobiographical context, capturing the fragility of life forms in their own fleeting dramatic moment. The Making Paradise series tenderly express regeneration and growth.

Bill is a keyholder at East London Printmakers, and was a resident artist at the Florence Trust, Islington in 2005. He is currently collaborating with Artizan Editions, Hove, and is showing new work at the Curwen gallery in May 2008.

www.billpryde.co.uk

WINDOWSPACE, Our windowspace on Hoxton Street and the adjoining larger exhibition space next door in the lobby and boardroom of sister organisation Hoxton Works give artists and groups from local studios the opportunity to respond to the place, and promote their work to diverse audiences.