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Exhibition: space4
PRESS RELEASE
WHAT: “space4”
Photographic
works by Charlotte Gray, Hayley Eagle, Thomas Neal and Eve
Taylor
WHERE: ROAR! gallery 22 VIVIAN STREET, WELLINGTON
WHEN: Exhibition Preview-Thursday 13th
October 2005; 5-7pm
Duration of
the exhibition: 13th-22nd October 2005
Charlotte
Gray
“The Bigger Picture – An Insight into Snowboarding
Culture”
Charlotte’s large scale mosaics represent the
culture and lifestyle behind the publicised image of
snowboarding. The closer you get the more details you see;
you begin to truly understand the bigger picture.
Hayley
Eagle
“Rhyme and Reason – A Reconsideration of Classical
Nursery Rhymes in a Contemporary Context”
Hayley uses
nursery rhymes as a vehicle to compare, contrast, parallel
and reconsider past and present social
circumstances.
Thomas Neal
“Remaining Strange – Public
Order”
Thomas takes a subtly humorous look into people’s
behaviour in public spaces. He explores our performance of
‘civil in-attention’ and blurs the line between reality and
acting.
Eve Taylor
“The Butcher’s Tea Party – Refining
Barbarity”
Eve takes a figurative look at the
transformation of flesh from the inedible to the
edible.
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