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Artist Marcin Szuba.
Regular visitor and friend of the gallery Andrew Rogers. |
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A sharp eye to an open eye Preview night 26th May from 7pm Exhibition dates are 28th May- 22nd June 2012 This exhibition will feature artists from Europe who paint using realism as their technique along side painters who paint in abstraction and use methods of automatism, metaphysical and biomorphism. The purpose of this exhibition is to compare realism with abstraction. There will be an essay to accompany the exhibition which will discuss two artists Chuck Close and Pablo Picasso. The aim is to compare the techniques these two pioneers worked with in their paintings. I am interested in how both artists have travelled through realism and abstraction in their developments. Selected artists Milan Ivanic
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