This was a tale of the future apocalypse but set in World War 1 and 2. I loved the disappearance of heads and the appearance of the wonderful circle/spheres as a mystery element of hope.
The exhibition was on the top floor of a private home up a set of lovely wood stairs. The work was a mix of variations on clothes and accessories from a frock made from old bicycle tires to the rough wool of a sheep. We have seen recycled fashion before, but I think it was the hand wrought details of this work that was so poignant.
The second part of the show has some charming rabbit themed works which I am including for my good friend Irene de Watteville. In fact the hats above would suit her so well. And how could i not include a gallery cat for Michelle Kurtis Cole!
Tucked into an old industrial park was a huge space, so was a perfect showroom for Nicola Tyson. I loved these small drawings and her full life sized figures were stellar. The space and the connect Tannery Gallery/Project has artist studios and a public drawing room
Tannery Projects Appropriated Sunlight: Ralph Anderson and Nancy Milner
From this group show I choose two artist, Ralph Anderson shaped strokes were painted red on the reverse and so the wall glowed around the cut out and around the outer edges. These rounded free works made a nice contract the Nancy Milner's color field stripes with the out of focus change over. Both of these artists' works are completely flat.
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| Ralph Anderson |
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| Ralph Anderson |
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| Ralph Anderson (detail0 |
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| Nancy Milner |
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| Nancy Milner |
We were turned on to this meditation center by Richard and Victoria Nathanson although they live all the way on the other side of London in Putney.
Richard Nathans on is an exclusive private art dealer who just curated an exhibition in New York on Modigliani Unmasked | Drawings From The Paul Alexandre Collection And Other Works. Read his essay: What I Am Searching For
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