This exhibition at Drawing Room, London looks very interesting.
Drawing: Sculpture presents a selection of artworks that
explore whether the languages of drawing and sculpture are now
intertwined or if they continue to exist in parallel. It includes work
by a generation of international artists who make work that moves
between sculpture and drawing, often using the medium of drawing to
create works that might be defined as sculpture. The exhibition presents
an international line up of artists working in some of the key cultural
capitals: Anna Barriball and Alice Channer in
London, Sara Barker in Glasgow, Aleana Egan in
Dublin, Knut Henrik Henriksen and Bojan
Šarčević in Berlin and Dan Shaw-Town in New
York.
The pre-fabricated and the hand-made are combined seamlessly in works
that challenge artifice and celebrate how the work is constructed. The
works articulate a contest between formalism and conceptualism and the
exhibition investigates the interplay between an attention to surface
and material and attention to line and form.
A catalogue with an essay by Dr Anna Lovatt and images of works is
available.
Exhibition curated in partnership with Leeds Art Gallery, home to
the most comprehensive collection of sculpture in any regional British
gallery.
www.drawingroom.org.uk
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