Flat Volume : by Sarah Longworth-West pictured above : ‘Shadow Sculpture 6‘ 2020 Lesley Bunch next to ‘untitled: hollow‘ 2022 Phyllida Barlow ‘Flat Volume‘ by Sarah Longworth-West, with text by Nicholas Hatfull, has been published to accompany the exhibition now on at APT Gallery until the 9th of November. Sarah contextualises ‘Flat Volume’ within contemporary…
The Flat Volume symposium will take place at APT Gallery on the 1st of November from 2 – 5pm. Booking required via Eventbrite, link below. Panel Talk 1: Compositional DecisionsChair: Sarah Longworth-WestPanel:Matthew Burrows MBEScott McCrackenCharley Peters Panel Talk 2: Object(ness) / FormChair: Nicolas HatfullPanel:Lesley BunchNeil GallFay NicolsonDamien Meade Both talks will be focused on ideas…
Shadow Sculpture 6, oil on wooden panel, 40cm x 40cm, 2020 Flat Volume will open on the 23rd of October and continue until the 9th of November at APT Gallery London. All are welcome to the PV from 6-8 on the 23rd and symposium on the 1st of November. Flat Volume has been curated by…
Flat Volume, opening on the 23rd October at APT Gallery will be a survey exhibition of 41 pieces of work from 38 artists aimed at contextualising ‘Flat Volume’ and its concept within contemporary painting, with reference to Paul Nash’s ‘Equivalents for the Megaliths’ 1935 and Phyllida Barlow’s wealth of ‘coloured drawings’. In a time where…
Shadow Sculpture 34, oil on aluminium, 60 x 50cm, 2024 Darkness Visible, co-curated by Lesley Bunch, Gavin Maughfling, and Paula MacArthur, was first proposed by the late artist, lecturer and former Chair of Contemporary British Painting Judith Tucker. Exhibiting artists explore the potential of light and dark in painting, installation, performance, and film to examine…