JABBERWOCKY
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Featuring:
Denise Wyllie, Ida Ndoni, Kevin Derbyshire, Lawrence Mathias, Les Lismore, Liz Derbyshire,
Jonathan Graham, Cristina Cantilena,Lizy Bending, Ben Mellor, Helen Lack, Elena Rizzardi,
Yolanda Pinto Medina, Verena Giavelli, Sonia Stanbury, Adolfo Solarte (FITO), Naïg Thomé,
Marcos Buarque de Hollanda, Art Hop Life, Marcia Mar,Andrés González-Meneses, Janet Moses,
Meliha Gunenc, Julia Schoklitsch, Edson Costa, Luciana Mariano.
Curated by Ana Cockerill
Denise Wyllie, Ida Ndoni, Kevin Derbyshire, Lawrence Mathias, Les Lismore, Liz Derbyshire,
Jonathan Graham, Cristina Cantilena,Lizy Bending, Ben Mellor, Helen Lack, Elena Rizzardi,
Yolanda Pinto Medina, Verena Giavelli, Sonia Stanbury, Adolfo Solarte (FITO), Naïg Thomé,
Marcos Buarque de Hollanda, Art Hop Life, Marcia Mar,Andrés González-Meneses, Janet Moses,
Meliha Gunenc, Julia Schoklitsch, Edson Costa, Luciana Mariano.
Curated by Ana Cockerill
Ana Cockerill Curatorial Projects presents the Jabberwocky exhibition, Lewis Carroll’s holedwelling monster creeps to zany life amongst us, through the diverse works of an international artist assembly. Nonsense’s surrealism teases us, playfully, seriously and darkly, to a deeper reality. The images span colours which trip between joy and fear, as shafts of toyshop sunlight host residual shadows, whose weight still lingers nearby.
Sonya Stanbury’s Jubjub Bird laments the pathos of evil. In Trans-form-ando, Marcia Mar’s arboreal-primitivist spirit winds blow through the dark branches shading a grey face: a seeing soul, in the stark company of foreground ocular satellites. Under the light of blues and reds, Adolfo Solarte’s spring fire blazes the joy after the storm. Lizy Bending’s Untitled with boots, sees a floral wall’s spring trip drawn into mourning human loss.
Sonya Stanbury’s Jubjub Bird laments the pathos of evil. In Trans-form-ando, Marcia Mar’s arboreal-primitivist spirit winds blow through the dark branches shading a grey face: a seeing soul, in the stark company of foreground ocular satellites. Under the light of blues and reds, Adolfo Solarte’s spring fire blazes the joy after the storm. Lizy Bending’s Untitled with boots, sees a floral wall’s spring trip drawn into mourning human loss.