In this
impressive body of quietly sensuous new work, Martin Smith continues to
investigate the formal language of the vessel, while developing new approaches
to surface illusion. The exhibition comprises three related series, wall works,
autonomous horizontal forms and pairs of related vessels, all developed from
geographical shapes and solids.
In her first UK exhibition, Danish artist Anja Margarethe Bache has transformed our Project Space
with her site specific installation created in response to the urban location
of Marsden Woo Gallery in Clerkenwell, London. She has used her findings
to create thought provoking abstract sculptural works that examine the
ambiguous relationship between representation and presentation, employing
ceramic, glazed concrete and a variety of composite materials.
Be sure not to miss these captivating shows, here’s a taster with some
wonderful installation images by Philip Sayer…
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Martin
Smith, installation image of ‘Static field’ (2013)
photo © Philip Sayer
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Martin Smith, installation image of ‘Static field’ (2013)
photo © Philip Sayer
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Martin Smith, installation image of ‘Static field’ (2013)
photo © Philip Sayer
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Martin Smith, installation image of ‘Static field’ (2013)
photo © Philip Sayer
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| Anja Margarethe Bache, installation image of ‘Signs and the Signed…’
(2013) photo © Philip Sayer |
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| Anja Margarethe Bache, installation image of ‘Signs and the Signed…’ (2013) photo © Philip Sayer |
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| Anja Margarethe Bache, installation image of ‘Signs and the Signed…’ (2013) photo © Philip Sayer |
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| Anja Margarethe Bache, installation image of ‘Signs and the Signed…’ (2013) photo © Philip Sayer |
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