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RITUALS AND RELIQUARIES: Francesca Hummler
September 30 – October 6 Open Daily from 11 am – 6 pm Private View for UC Alumni: 3 October, 6 – 9 pm Private View Tickets here Public Opening: 4 October, 6 – 9 pm “Rituals and Reliquaries” is a solo show by London-based photographic artist and researcher Francesca Hummler, MA in Photography. Hosted in the evocative setting of the Crypt Gallery, the work engages with a crisis of faith initiated by the artist’s entry into adulthood. Raised in…
Find out moreCRYPTIC 42 – DAVID BEGBIE
8 – 16 October 2024 Opening times: Mon-Fri 10am – 5:30pm Sat 10am – 5pm Vernissage: Tuesday 8 October 6:30 – 8:30pm RSVP by 4 October 2024 to: rsvp@criscontinicontemporary.com CRYPTIC 42 is an exhibition that encapsulates 42 years of David Begbie’s creative journey, covering the period from 1982 to 2024. The show delves into a variety of themes, such as the duality of angel and demon present within every individual, the profound influence of primitive tribal art, and the…
Find out more‘SEEING THRO’, NOT WITH THE EYE’ – AN EXHIBITION BY JAMES MABERLY
Opening Dates and Times: 19 – 23 October 202410am-6pm daily Private View Date and Time: 18 October 20246-9pm Was William Blake right? Can we see more than just what we see? Or is it a metaphor? How else do we see if not with the eye? With drawings, sculpture, illustrated poems, prints and woodcuts, James Maberly takes us on a journey through our own lives and the lives of those around us and asks three fundamental questions – do we…
Find out moreThe Elegance of Knots Nancy Reid Hocking
26 October – 2 November Open daily: 10 am to 6 pm Private View 25th October For invitations please contact hocking.reid@gmail.com Mystery and beauty are the central and common creative origins of art and mathematics. The complex mathematical field of Knot Theory yields some rather lovely imagery when interpreted through artist hands. Nancy Hocking uses aspects of the theory as an exacting tool to mine for the sensuous imagery of her drawings, photos and sculpture. Through knots and continuous deformation,…
Find out moreTwo Ships Two Trees – Julian Wootton
26 October – 2 November 10am – 6pm Private View: 25 October For invitations please contact hocking.reid@gmail.com The themes of Julian’s work derive from the sense of impermanence and instability many of us now feel. As we once constructed grand edifices expressing the certainty of our cultural beliefs, temples, churches, vast factories and grand parliament buildings, Julian’s sculptures express ambiguity, uncertainty, even the foreboding that underly our lives. His influences from the art world are Surrealism and the work…
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