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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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  • JAMIE REID | ‘Tea & Sympathy’
    June 30th 2023
    An unusual-looking ransom-note, cut-and-pasted with torn-out letters from a Sunday newspaper, Jamie Reid has for fifty years, openly proclaimed ‘God Save the Queen’. The artist epitomised the D.I.Y. Punk ethics with his own form of visual anarchy, using simple images and few words to deliver punchy, easy-to-understand messages. Always an activist and often anti-establishment, his imagery is loaded with political undertones and humour. One, a promotional sticker for storefronts welcoming shoplifters, another suggesting ‘Keep Warm, Make Trouble’ to make it through the colder months. Many of his messages are as relevant today as in the seventies. Tea & Sympathy from 2005 are the first screenprints of one of Reid’s most iconoclastic images.
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  • DAMIEN HIRST | ‘Beautiful, Galactic, Exploding Screenprint’ (Spin)
    June 01st 2023
    Through a systematic study of the physical world, Damien Hirst discovers what a measured input of colour combined with mathematical regularities and randomness look like. Prior to being awarded the Turner Prize in ‘95, Hirst briefly deviated from the perfected grids seen in the famous ‘Spot’ paintings and allowed colour to roam freely on the canvas; intervened only by the laws of physics and thus giving science a voice within the constraints of his purpose-built mechanical device. The result of the journey was dazzling portraits known as ‘Spin’s. Brought to life through layers of inks, Beautiful, Galactic, Exploding Screenprint marks the debut screenprint from the series.
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  • JOSIE MCCOY | 'American Dream'
    May 02nd 2023
    Through a lens of luminosity and atomised colour, Josie McCoy invites viewers beyond the cinema screen, and into a dream-like place where perfect, unblemished faces stare back knowingly. Lynchian femme fatales, such as Dorothy Vallens and Audrey Horne contrast the apparently more mainstream protagonists, although behind the airbrushed surfaces, these are all intriguing females. The actresses she depicts are usually recognisable in an instant, and even those that are less so are strangely familiar through their pose or emotional language. Six lithographic editions from the series ‘American Dream’ show a few of McCoy’s most inspirational women in roles which have influenced the artist in her practice.
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American artist Robert Longo rose to prominence in the early eighties in New York City as part of the ‘Pictures Generation’; a new generation influenced by advertisements, newspapers, film and other mass-media - and determined to replace the prevailing artists of the time. Longo’s large-scale drawings, ‘Men in the Cities’ (1981), hit the materialistic zeitgeist of the decade, showing young and sharply dressed city-workers in energetic and exaggerated poses. For more than forty years the artist has explored multiple themes through his sculptural work and hyper-realistic photographic drawings.
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