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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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  • MARTIN MALONEY | ‘Love Bug’
    April 14th 2023
    As simple as a quick kiss in a car on a busy junction, the genre-scenes by Martin Maloney depicts everyday life with charming naivety. Women from the neighbourhood crossing paths in a local supermarket give a glimpse into trivial urban living; and once behind the curtains of suburbia, the artist exposes a more bohemian side to contemporary life. Maloney delivers with sincerity and innocence, regardless of subject matter. The stories told on canvas - and his talent for self-staging - placed the artist on a fast track to art world fame in the late-nineties, with several high-profile solo shows and an inclusion in the legendary exhibition ‘Sensation’ at the Royal Academy of Arts. One of only a few works on paper, Love Bug from 2001 is a delightful portrayal of urban residents caught up in modern-day life.
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  • WILLIAM KLEIN | 'New York' (1955)
    March 23rd 2023
    An accidental photographer with no formal training, William Klein got his career off the ground in the fifties by breaking the mainstream rules of photography. City scenes were cropped and overexposed, and the subjects - whether it was a fashion model at Piazza di Spagna in Rome or a group of New Yorkers celebrating St. Patrick’s Day - were often out-of-focus and shot at a skewed angle. Klein’s work was ground-breaking and during the following seven decades he rose to become one of today’s most influential photographers. The series ‘Barbara’ and ‘New York’ visualise two of the artist’s much-loved themes; fashion portraits of Barbara Mullen and urban residents of the American metropolis, a series which won him the prestigious Prix Nadar prize in 1957.
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