Group Exhibition - 'says the junk in the yard'

Artists Can Altay, KEITH ARNATT, Phyllida Barlow, Peter Blake, Derek Boshier, Edward Burtynsky, Helen Chadwick, Susan Collis, Neil Gall, Doug Fishbone, Sophie Gerrard, Stephen Gill, Stuart Haygarth, Graham Hudson, Andy Hsu, David Hughes, KIMBERLY CLARK, Tim Lewis, TOBY SMITH, Chris Littlewood, Alastair Mackie, Lee Maelzer, Zed Nelson, Cornelia Parker, Eduardo Paolozzi, Sam Savage, Jessica Stockholder, MIKHAEL SUBOTZKY, Jennifer Taylor, Gavin Turk

03.Aug.07 - 08.Sep.07
Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5

Flowers East / Flowers Graphics
82 Kingsland Rd
London E2 8DP
020 7920 7777
michaela@flowerseast.com
www.flowerseast.com
Tube Old Street, Liverpool Street, Shoreditch / Hoxton

As issues of cultural ephemerality and man-made waste rise ever higher up the social agenda, this summer’s show at Flowers East takes 'junk' as its theme. The works in this exhibition examine our attitudes to the objects we discard and the value systems we create. The title of the exhibition is taken from a lyric in the Beatles’ song ‘Junk’. The song’s critical thrust and flair for cultural commentary make it a fitting reference point for a show that both explores the boundary between aesthetics and excess and blurs the line of demarcation between the object and the abject.