Opens 16 September – 25 November 2009
Peter Abrahams, Cedric Christie, Richard Ducker , Leo Fitzmaurice , Jonathan Hood, Abigail Reynolds and Freddie Robins. COLLYER BRISTOW GALLERY More info:Day and Gluckman
Concerning Matter concentrates on artists whose practice seeks to appropriate, transfigure or transform a ready made object or familiar material. The use of the every day object has been used in the genre of ‘still life’ since the early 17th Century to express a narrative about the our relationship to our environment. At Collyer Bristow Gallery the works include used catalogues, fliers, car parts, cleaning product vessels, scaffold and yarn. These materials or base matter produce works that maintain a delicate balance between the overt and the obscure.
Concerning Matter, group show at The Collyer Bristow Gallery Private View Wednesday 16th
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