Clickbait investigates how we experience images in contemporary culture – as an ephemeral mass driven by status, the entertainment industry and post-truth politics. This body of work explores the immediacy and disposability of Western consumer culture on multiple platforms from voids of information online to flat packed convenience. Through found and re-purposed materials Clickbait materialises … Read More
[November 1-18th, 2017] MULTIPLES For this exhibition, Comfort fuses monochrome and polychrome models of non-objective abstract painting. Working with a prime form as a starting point, Comfort uses the concept of the multiple to create a group of almost identical works that differ through subtle visual changes. In her work, repetition implies infinitude. As such, … Read More
[November 1-18th, 2017] the stripes of orange and pink invade the fields For this exhibition, Wingrave revisits the work of one of his former lecturers: British Op Art pioneer Michael Kidner. Wingrave acknowledges Kidner greatly influenced his development as a painter, particularly his interest in perception and colour. In reading a review of Kidner’s work … Read More