DRAWING WORKS
An exhibition featuring:
Nathan Chenery
Kruse
Catherine Scriven
At The Artspace, York.
14th May – 9th June 2007.
Admission is free.
Below is some blurb on my current exhibition, I would be please to
here back from anyone who is able to see the show.
Artists challenge convention in new exhibition of drawing at The
Artspace Gallery, York.
'Drawing Works,' at the Artspace gallery York, shows just how
differently artists approach the practice of drawing, in an exciting
new exhibition by Nathan Chenery, Kruse, and Catherine Scriven.
Belgian born artist Catherine Scriven makes exquisite drawings full of
movement and delicate colour that give unexpected depth and meaning to
such every-day objects as a pair of shoes, building each image with
hundreds of subtle, coloured lines. Particularly unusual are the
delicate and ethereal drawings she makes with coloured pencil onto
tracing paper.
Nathan Chenery, short-listed for the Mercury Arts Prize in 2005, makes
elegant, exacting drawings with ink on paper. His drawings are made up
of hundreds of precisely executed marks that are a breathtaking
example of painstaking hours of artistic labour and a master-class in
the use of negative space.
Kruse, a challenging artist who is exhibiting at the (deviant) Arts
Festival this summer, makes drawings that she says are a collaboration
between herself and Nature. The drawings on display at Artspace were
all made outside, often in storm force conditions, using the power of
wind and rain to move ink on paper.
For more information please visit www.nathanchenery.co.uk or e-mail me direct.
Nathan Chenery
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