A playful exhibition picking apart the ideas of authorship, ownership and the role of the artist.
Private View Thursday 6th May 2010
7pm till late
‘Double Falsehood’ is open 7th May – 22nd May 12-5pm Thursday – Sunday
Main Gallery
Hayley Lock
To Taste Molten Diamonds
Hayley Lock is a Suffolk based artist whose practice is based on reproduction, reconfiguration and souvenirs. Adaptations come to light through the mediums of paint, drawing and collage and translating the work into the modern day, depicting current iconography and status with a dollop of humour.
The reproductions focus on entwining existing works and objects with aspects of life in modern day society. Lock has recently been focusing her interests towards hierarchical and fantastical subjects of monarchy and noble folk as well as the narrative.
http://www.hayleylock.com/
Tom Duggan
No Show
Tom Duggan graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2009. He lives and works in Sussex.
Duggan’s work reflects his simultaneous desires to be known and to be invisible. He once arranged for a follower to follow viewers upon their departure from an exhibition, while in recent months he has placed several adverts in exhibition listings for fictitious shows at fake addresses. These potentially invisible gestures play with the notions of presence and absence inherent to art world dynamics and etiquette.
For this new body of work Duggan is exhibiting a group of press releases and floor plans, which explore the personas of several individuals and organisations engaging with the art world. http://tomduggan.awardspace.co.uk/
Studio Gallery
Simon Raven & Tracey McMaster
Project Space
‘The Decision Making Process’ Beth Bramich, Ruth O’Grady and Ian Pink
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