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NOMA BAR | 'WHICH CAME FIRST?'

October 16th 2019

The work of Noma Bar could be described as visual story-telling. The deceptively simple works by this contemporary artist challenges the viewers to uncover the hidden messages within them. How we decode the visual clues that Bar is presenting, relies only on his pared-back forms, careful composition, and the clever illusionary effects of positive and negative space. Bar’s simplistic aesthetic style, or his limited colour palette, should not deceive us, because in this artist’s work there is always more than meets the eye.
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DAN BALDWIN | ‘IMAGINARY PARADISE’ | NEW PRINT EDITION

October 03rd 2019

Dan Baldwin is best known for his bright and bold images that splash contemporary pop-art colours across the canvas in the form of expressive mark-making, carefully drawn graphic imagery, collage, and found objects. He once described his work as ‘starting with colour’ and this has certainly been true across his almost 30 years of practice. It is perhaps surprising then, to see Baldwin take a different approach in his most recent work as he experiments with a new monochromatic palette that strips away his usually explosive colour, and instead presents us with the stark contrast of pure black and white.
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REGGIE PEDRO | 'FIRE LOVE'

September 18th 2019

Reggie Pedro’s distinctive paintings start with people - their lives, interactions and experiences. Flicking through pages and pages of notebooks that the artist kept during his Fine Art studies and beyond, anonymous figures appear throughout. They are observed on a train, in a waiting room, on the streets of London - some carefully detailed and others rapidly sketched. Pedro once described his images as telling the story of the everyday urban life - the mundane and the ordinary.
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JAMES HUNTER | JOURNEY OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

September 05th 2019

James Hunter’s abstract work shares attributes with the genre 'surrealist automatism'; a practice which gained momentum in the sixties by Surrealist artists and poets to express the creative force of the subconscious in art. Often referred to as having no conscious compositional or pictorial outcome, Hunter states that his work was born out of the need for a ‘lack of process’. His pieces are journeys of mark-making across canvas or aluminium, without the presence of pre-conceived form and thought.
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JAMES WELLING | ABSTRACT PHOTOGRAPHY

August 21st 2019

Postmodern artist James Welling seeks to contest the practice of photography as a means of representation. The abstract nature is not what you see in average photographs. His work would perhaps lend itself more appropriately to the mediums of screen printing, painting or even sculpture. Nevertheless, Welling is one the forefront in exploring the opportunities that photography offers as an artistic process; So much so that The New York Times named him as one of today’s most influential photographers.
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