Gallery/Dealer Photos (4)
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Peter Mikael Campbell
Gordon Clark
Dominique Edwards
Ayanda Mabulu
Natasha Norman
Greg Streak
Christopher Swift
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Sample Art Work (2)
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Greg Streak
Seeing red, feeling blue
2 May - 30 June 2013 |
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Christopher Swift
15 August - 17 September |
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Gordon Clark
The Outcome of Turner Adams
31 January – 28 February 2013
Ayanda Mabulu
Imvo Zabantsundu / The Native Opinion
14 March - 20 April 2013 |
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Exhibition Photos (3)
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Greg Streak
Seeing red, feeling blue
2 May - 30 May 2013
Commune.1 is pleased to announce ‘Seeing red, feeling blue’, Greg Streak’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.
Streak’s sculptures present the illusion of possibility and hope, however through various interventions they proceed to pull the rug from under the viewer’s feet dispelling all former optimism. Inherently functional objects have their functionality removed: a cast concrete light bulb incapable of shedding light, a core-drilled set of Encyclopedia’s with it’s ‘core’ unusable, the removed parts suspended in an acrylic vial on the other side of the gallery, and a traditional library-style index card drawer cast in bronze and thereby rendered impenetrable. The ‘doodle’ thematic (and it’s sense of futility or lack of operation) runs throughout and ultimately manifests in several actual doodles, one being three-dimensional and constructed from 400 continuous metres of 4mm wire, powder coated to a royal ‘ballpoint’ blue and the other a colossal dense ballpoint drawing that appears as a solid block of colour. The latter artwork is a... [ Read all ] |
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