Add to ORKGEnclosures Elsewhere was conceived as a speculation on ways landscapes are pictorially perceived - a map on a table is read, but a painting on a wall is not interpreted within similar terms. The works in this show aimed to exploit tensions between two territories - the painting and the site, which are not always landscapes per se. Exhibition curated by James Fisher Lion and Lamb Gallery, London 29th March - 19th April 2014 Including works by Peter Ashton Jones | Kate Belton | Simon Burton | Andrew Cranston | Joe Fan | James Fisher | Paula Kane | Sarah R Key | Paul Rosenbloom Public Artists’ Talk with Juan Bolivar 19th April 201
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An exhibition in which the artists Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson explore our complex feelings towards our ‘...
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Beyond the Studio’ was a touring exhibition comprising the work of artists/designers: Fiona Kinnell,...
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This group exhibition presents a selection of recent works by fifteen British artists that demonstra...
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Exhibition as part of the PHYSICAL PAINTING project. Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury and Grandes Gal...
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