H-Project Space,
Bangkok: 5th June - 6th July 2014
Transition Gallery,
London: 20th September - 12th October 2014
The Usher Gallery,
Lincoln: 19th December 2014 - 19th April 2015
Artwork by: Shirley Kaneda, Laura
Lancaster, Fabian Marcaccio and Olivia Notaro
(detail) is an
innovative new exhibition that features the work of 118 international artists,
who have each selected a close-up from one of their paintings. These details
will be printed and displayed together to give both a tantalising glimpse into
the artworks, and create a huge collage of images. The exhibition will launch
at H-Project Space in Bangkok this summer, before touring to Transition Gallery
and The Usher Gallery in the UK later this year.
At H-Project Space
the exhibition will respond to the unique setting of the gallery, a
traditionally constructed Thai house. The 118 artworks will fit into the
distinctive wooden framework of the walls, completely filling and transforming
the space. Seen on mass, the different artworks will become a form of collage.
Connections between the painting details are deliberately made by the curator
in the display, as well as being formed serendipitously. Viewers are encouraged
to make their own associations and interpretations of the juxtaposition of
images.
The show will be
re-presented and re-imagined as it moves from H-Project Space, Bangkok to the
more conventional exhibition spaces of Transition Gallery, London and The Usher
Gallery, Lincoln, creating a show that is responsive to each
venue. (detail) features a wide range of painters from the well established to
recent graduates. Their work encompasses abstraction, landscape, figuration and
conceptually driven practices and employ a wide variety of mediums.
The reproduced
close-up allows us to focus on the brush strokes, surface and minutiae of the
painting. It is most commonly used in the art world in the pages of the
exhibition catalogues or monographs. The idea of the detail is also something
that is particular to the painters’ approach to both making a painting and
viewing work in the gallery.
The exhibition’s curator
Andrew Bracey explains:
“In the studio I have
found my own relationship to working on a painting is up close to it, with only
occasional glimpses of the whole as I step back. This focus on this particular
painter’s viewpoint of the painting provoked the idea for this exhibition. This
exhibition is an attempt to bring this studio mentality to the gallery. There
is a power in the detail, it offers up fresh possibilities for viewing
painting.”
Full list of artists
in show:
Alec Shepley, Alexis
Harding, Alison Erika Forde, Alastair Payne, Alli Sharma, Alun Williams,
Andrea Guiseppe
Corciulo, Andrew Bick, Andrew Bracey, Andrew Graves, Andrew Seto,
Andrew Stahl, Andy
Harper, Annabel Dover, Annabel Tilley, Annabelle Sheldon, Anthony Frost,
Bartosz Beda, Ben Cove, Benet Spencer, Cathy Lomax, Christopher Bagnal, Clem Crosby,
Clyde Hopkins, Corrina Spencer, Craig Barber, Damien Meade, Dan Hays, Dan Perfect,
Daniel Sturgis, David Dipre, David Manley, David Reed, David Ryan, Dominic Shepherd,
Eleanor Moreton, Emma Talbot, Enzo Marra, Eric Butcher, Estelle Thompson, Euripides Altintzoglou, Eve Ackroyd, Evi Grigoropoulou, Fabian Marcaccio, Fiona Curran, Fiona
Macdonald. Fiona Rae, G L Brierley, Geraint Evans, Gordon Cheung, Gordon
Dalton, Graham Crowley, Hamish McLain, Hannah Knox, Hanneline Visnes, Henny
Acloque, Henrietta Simson, Iain Andrews, Isabel Young, Jamie Shovlin, Jay
Oliver, Jennifer Maidment, John Rimmer, Julia
Schwadron, Julie Heffernan, Julie Langsam, Karin Davie, Katie Pratt, Katrina Blannin,
Laura Lancaster, Lesley Halliwell, Lindsay Bull, Louisa Chambers, Louise Bristow,
Luke Frost, Maggie Ayliffe, Magnus Quaife, Mark Fairnington, Mark Kennard, Mark
Wright, Medina Hammad, Michael Fullerton, Michael Roberts, Mick Finch, Miho
Sato, Mik Godley, Mimei Thompson, Narbi Price, Natasha Kidd, Neal Rock, Olivia
Notaro, Paul Edwards, Paul Winstanley, Pavel Büchler, Phoebe Mitchell, Rachel
Lumsden, Rafal Topolewski, Rick Copsey, Robert Holyhead, Rosalind Davis, Roger
Wilson, Ruth Solomons, Sarah R Key, Sarah Pickstone, Sharon Hall, Shirley Kaneda,
Sigrid Holmwood, Simón Granell, Soichiro Shimizu, Stefan Sehler, Steve Dutton,
Steve Ingman, Terry Shave, Thomas M Wright, Tom Hackney, Tony Smith, Tristram J
Aver, Yelena Popova
A catalogue to
accompany the exhibition will be published by Transition Editions to coincide with
the exhibition’s opening at Transition Gallery on September 19th 2014
Venues:
H-Project Space,
Bangkok, Thailand -www.hgallerybkk.com
Transition Gallery,
London -www.transitiongallery.co.uk
The Usher Gallery,
Lincoln -www.thecollectionmuseum.com
The exhibition is
supported by Arts Council England and The University of Lincoln.
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