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McIntyre has found an odd but compellingly original take on the post colonial condition.
Since way back in the olden days of the 1980s – and maybe even before – Gary Warner has had a fascination with the way objects and machines can be broken down, rebuilt, modified and repurposed…
Like all good cartoonists Cairns’s keen sense of observation sits adeptly between comic and tragic…
It’s almost impossible to know how each image is created and whether it’s real or ‘fake’.
Metaphoric act of intervention…
Shifting Skin is series of artworks that challenges the stigmas our modern Western society has placed on scars as a taboo feature on the human body.
Chircop’s dreamlike oil on canvas portraits both challenge the viewer’s perception and provide subtle clues to discover personal narratives.
Whether due to its renaissance, revival or re-evaluation, the hype surrounding ceramics this year is already being felt.
There’s a lot going on in Samara Adamson-Pinczewski‘s work.
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