May 17 – June 3, 2017 Emma Beer’s practice investigates pictorial illusion through abstraction. In her paintings, formal elements such as line and edge become an important means of exploring surface, space and movement. The artist employs layers of luminous, coloured glazes to build up fields of hard-edged colour. Beer’s process based works investigate the … Read More
[May 17 – June 3, 2017] Rhonda Baum’s exhibtion, ‘Haven’, is an exhibition that responds to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights – the UNDHR exists but is flouted globally. Baum produces artworks that address an artists’ struggle as response to the displacement of people globally and how to do that without shouting. This work … Read More
Khi-Lee ThorpeHome26.04.17 – 13.04.17 Khi-Lee Thorpe’s installation of discarded doors reclaims redundant objects of domesticity through gestural mark making. Doors function both as a boundary and as a passageway between public and private space. They separate interior from exterior, sealing off areas to create shelter and safety, while simultaneously obstructing them. Thorpe sourced the recycled … Read More