John Carroll Kirby
Cash for Your Trash
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➼ Read MoreProfound senselessness and deadpan irony, changing pace in a single word.
➼ Read MoreThese are deep teen dreams of outdoor spaces, creatures and naked branches, thrashing and caressing; menacing but not nightmarish, premonitions “inciting a passion for the possible”
➼ Read MoreSadeghi-Ray feels out the more sinister definitions of capital and success that often undergirds the cute aesthetics of play. The gallery walls are filled with miniature models, toys and hair accessories that shimmer like candy-coloured jewels ready for retrieval.
➼ Read MoreMurgatroyd imbues his reportage with tangible undercurrents of hope and gratitude. Looking at his paintings you sense the kindness of strangers and their dogs, the impossibility of flowers, the importance of simple tasks that keep time.
➼ Read MoreJulian Yi-Zhong Hou uses Tiffany-style glass, mirrors, jade, and quartz, soldering them into near-symmetrical compositions that reference symbols from ancient and contemporary Chinese culture.
➼ Read MoreWith many small and intentional brushstrokes, Cloutman’s buttery layers of paint create luscious interior spaces. Her paint application is like that of a gentle narrator, tending to her protagonists and their ambiguous storylines.
➼ Read MoreThe smell of calpol on a warm evening, clinging to the thick air of the living room, children running around in a blue TV-glow.
➼ Read MoreMichael and Chiyan Ho display five paintings that create the world of a dark-haired, pale-skinned cowboy
➼ Read MoreMcKinney’s geranium red lips and fingernails are like a thread of little flames throughout the body of work.
➼ Read MoreMarcus Leslie Singleton’s mastery of texture and tonal contrast creates a delicate and oscillating emotional landscape in the details of his sparing, intentional compositions.
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