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BASIL BEATTIE Drawn In Drawn Out
Drawn In Drawn Out is mounted in conjunction with Paintings from the Janus series at the Purdy Hicks Gallery (7 September 3 October 2009) in which a number of Beatties recent larger canvases will be hung with smaller associated paintings. Following Tate Britains display in 2007 of Beatties paintings from 1990 2005 these related exhibitions provide an important opportunity to see new developments in the work of this distinguished British artist. The images in the Janus series are curiously constructed, stacked
three, or four, within a framing device that suggests one is looking
at them reflected, as in a car mirror, or projected into vast space.
The viewers gaze is led through a series of portals
that reinforce the illusory quality of the images. From a distance they
read as horizons, train tracks, fields; close to and the surfaces dissolve
into a progression of formal, essentially graphic decisions expressed
in layers of and incisions into paint. Each vista is defined by a simple
division of space a horizontal line, rendered shadow-like, black
on black, by line, or in the threshold of one colour against another.
Drawn In Drawn Out features a number of individual drawings that explore the stacked imagery of the paintings and includes a monumental work over 4m long, which stretches a single horizon across the length of the gallerys walls. For further details please contact the Eagle Gallery on + 44 (0) 207
833 2674 Zara Matthews has been selected as one of thirteen artists exhibiting this year in the East End Academy Painting Edition at the Whitechapel Gallery. She will be exhibiting a series of paintings the Stanzina series, which were initiated from photographs made in a bedroom of a small hotel in Northern Italy. A sequence of 23 editions variables developed from the project is available through the Eagle Gallery for further details please see Zara Matthews GLYNDEBOURNE 75th ANNIVERSARY WOODCUTS Tom Hammick has made a series of six unique hand-printed limited edition
woodcuts to celebrate Glyndebourne Operas 75th Anniversary.
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