|
THE DEEP continues at The Gallery of Everything on Chiltern Street W1 for one more week. The show will end next Sunday 27th September 2020 at 6pm.
Please do not miss this opportunity to visit an astonishing assembly of pastel drawings and soft sculptures by Julian Martin and Terry Williams, two of the most celebrated contemporary Australian artists working in the field today.
For the Press Release, please click here.
|
|
To view the webpage, please click here.
To view the virtual walkthrough, click here.
The gallery is open this and every weekend - Saturday and Sunday - and from Wednesday to Friday during the week. It is carefully managed under social distancing guidelines. No appointment is necessary except outside working hours.
To view available works by Julian Martin, please click here.
To view available works by Terry Williams, please click here.
|
|
Julian Martin, untitled (2017/18) (both)
pastel on paper
38 x 28 cm, 15 x 11⅛ "
|
|
|
Julian Martin (b 1969, Australia)
Extract:
The subject matter of Julian Martin’s drawings - tools, letters, vehicles, people - spreads thick with the volume of pastel stick. The emotional messaging is contained in (and by) this vital ingredient. It lends his surfaces a sculptural affinity, recalling the blues of Yves Klein, whereby pigment powder is held to the paper by virtue only of layers beneath.
To find out more about Julian Martin, please click here.
To view available works by Julian Martin, please click here.
|
|
Terry Williams, untitled (Motorbike) (2014)
assorted material, assorted stuffing, wool
160 x 100 x 30 cm, 63 x 39⅜ x 11¾ "
|
|
|
Terry Williams (b 1952, Australia)
Extract:
Whether theme or architecture decide Terry Williams’ felts, velvets and silks, or whether, as the work suggests, it is on a first come first served basis, the artist’s empathy lies within his elegant mismatch. The rest is entirely up to us.
To find out more about Terry Williams, please click here.
To view available works by Terry Williams, please click here.
|
|
|
|
|
|
