Claire Morgan - Pedestal. Residues of the taxidermy process, pencil, watercolour on paper, 152 x 122 cm (2010)
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Claire Wiltsher (UK) - Silence. Oils m/m on canvas, 39x39 in
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Claire Wiltsher (UK) - Silence. Oils m/m on canvas, 39x39 in
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Aleksandra Domanovic creates sculptures by printing on the sides of three stacks of paper (each with 7,500 sheets) to create unique portraits.
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Zoltan Bekefy (b.1982, Slovakia) - Twilight
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Zoltan Bekefy (b.1982, Slovakia) - Twilight
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Philip Govedare (USA) - Excavation #6. Oil on canvas, 66”x59” (2010)
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Philip Govedare (USA) - Excavation #6. Oil on canvas, 66”x59” (2010)
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Glass Installation by David Spriggs. “The work of David Spriggs lies in a space between the 2 and 3 dimensions. His installations use multiple painted layered images in space to create unique ephemeral like forms.”
The Biospheres installation, by Tomas Saraceno, is inspired by careful scientific studies of the formation of clouds, soap bubbles and the geometric principles behind spider webs. Several of the spheres contain plant-based ecosystems, while the largest of them invites spectators to step inside.
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