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‘Click’ 1995, 6’x7’ Another one from the #archive One of a series of seven works made for #artistoftheday @flowersgallery selected by @sachacraddock It was such fun making these works. #flowerseast @matthew_flowers #artistsarchive #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #abstractpainting #painter #katiepratt #explorepage #emergingartist #earlycareer #londonart #londonartist https://www.instagram.com/p/CD9b_m7l5N9/?igshid=1bi7dzbhb4244
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Uncommon Ground at Flowers East (Archive)
Image via Daily Serving: Nadav Kander, Metal Palm, Nanjing, Jiangsu, 2007, Chromogenic colour print, Edition 5, 122 x 149 cm, courtesy Flowers, London
Image via Daily Serving: Scarlett Hooft Graafland, Green 1, 2004 C-type print, 120 x 120 cm, courtesy of Flowers, London
Uncommon Ground at Flowers East
12 July – 01 September 2012
Environmental Interventions In Photography: "The state of the environment – activated by observation, exploration and intervention – is the common subject taken up by eighteen photographers included in the current exhibition at Flower East. The show’s framework is intentionally broad, stretching the term ‘environment’ to encompass both urban and rural landscapes and surveying ecological, anthropological, political, architectural and aesthetic concerns. The wide berth also allows Chris Littlewood, the gallery’s Director of Photography and the show’s curator, to bring together work by heavyweight gallery artists (including Edward Burtynsky, Andy Goldsworthy and Robert Polodori) into proximity with images from a younger generation of artists."
Blog from August 8, 2012 Written by Sara Knelman
http://dailyserving.com/2012/08/uncommon-ground-at-flowers-east/
