ADAM NEATE: A NEW UNDERSTANDING at Elms Lester through to 21st November

By Mark Westall • 10 October 2009
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Adam Neate’s eagerly anticipated second solo show
Best known for his use of cardboard and aerosol paint, this new series of paintings have taken on a 3D sculptural quality by further incorporating perspex, metal, collage and other sourced objects, demonstrating his innate understanding of composition, perspective and movement whilst still retaining his impeccable line.

Adam Neate will be in the gallery on Saturday 10th October between 11.00am and 1.00pm signing copies of the book published to accompany the exhibition. Elms Lester

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