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ED MOSES | ‘Cho’, ‘Tsohg’ and ‘Frank-Berta’

November 16th 2023

Rarely touching a brush, and instead applying paint by stroking, staining and splashing, Ed Moses’ innovative methods and nonconformist thinking made him one of the key artists in post-war American painting. Always working with new techniques and processes that sets him apart, the artist has been described as a ‘restless painter’, referring to Moses’ ever-changing and developing style. The experimental approach to his practice has strayed into geometrical grids made of roses deriving from a Mexican textile, or abstract paintings created with a rag-mob; to just mention a few. Three lithographic editions titled Cho, Tsohg and Frank-Berta are examples of his late abstract style.
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JACKY TSAI | 'Culture Clash'

October 19th 2023

Magnificent, roaring fighter planes coming from left and right, and pin-up girls crossing swords with immortals of Eastern mythology, Jacky Tsai is diligently portraying two cultures through iconic imagery and astute symbolism in his signature Pop Art style. Whether presented in carvings or works on paper the showcase of contradictions in beliefs, history and culture is no hindrance to reach a harmonious scenery. Sharing its title with the artist’s first solo show in New York in 2016, Culture Clash introduces Tsai’s cultural battle; an encounter stretched out across an impressive fifty-three inches.
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MARC QUINN | ‘Frozen Sunflowers (Eternal Spring)’

September 20th 2023

A large vivarium containing a garden of Eden, Marc Quinn aspires to defeat mortality by preserving the beauty of the natural world in a subzero setting. In his artistic practice Quinn continues to explore the self, nature and the inevitable passage from life to death, while using focal periods of art history as the envoi: most notably, a series of classical busts of his head made from his own plasma; and a revival of the Dutch seventeenth-century flower painting in cryogenic conditions. The artist became a trailblazer amongst the YBA’s in the nineties and quickly earning a spot at the legendary exhibition, ‘Sensation’, at the Royal Academy of Arts in ‘97. Frozen Sunflowers is a photographic edition from the sculptural series ‘Eternal Spring’, forming an overture to one of his most significant works, ‘Garden’.
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DELPHINE LEBOURGEOIS | ‘La Ronde’

August 24th 2023

Forming a unifying circle as part of a dance, Delphine Lebourgeois unveils that the competitive nature amongst the dancers is never too far away. Hats decorated with knife-like teeth from dinosaurs, young women in tell-tale printed fabrics and female warriors armed with swords and rubber ducks, allows Lebourgeois to artistically delve into the complex human psychology and let the personality of her subjects shine through. Her diverse works cleverly present her findings in lively and colourful drawings that slowly resonate with the audience. La Ronde is the artist’s debut screenprint; a manually layered process that lies close to her original drawings on paper.
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ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS | 255th Edition of The Summer Exhibition

July 26th 2023

The thirteen galleries of the Royal Academy of Arts in London are now welcoming the visitors to the 255th edition of the anticipated Summer Exhibition. Displayed on the upper floors in a traditional salon-style, more than one thousand five hundred works of art make use of every square inch of the wall-space of the historic building; filling the walls of most galleries - from the lower panels and to the ceilings - in a variety of mediums and offering a glimpse into the incredible talent on the British art scene. Eyestorm proudly represent several of the artists selected by the committee of this year’s Summer Exhibition.
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HELMUT NEWTON | 'Cyberwoman'

One of the most infamous photographers in art history and best known of the twentieth century, Helmut Newton’s influential fashion photography earned him a place as a forefather of provocative aesthetics. In Newton’s work, the women command attention. They are treacherous, even menacing, and always elegant. The artist’s portraits achieved international fame in the sixties while Newton worked for French Vogue in Paris - and his work became celebrated for the controversial scenarios, bold lighting, hyper-sexualised poses, and striking compositions. By the age of eighty, Newton’s series of Cyberwoman reassured the audience that he was still on top of his game.
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