Long Gallery Exhibitions
HE SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES
New work by Emily Chappell
2nd – 27th March
(Preview 1st March 6-8pm)
Glasgow-based illustrator Chappell creates a series of images inspired by theatrical and dramatic occurrences within our seemingly subdued lives, using drawing to explore how we connect with our environment.
Emily specialises in hand drawn imagery for print. Her drawings fluctuate between the dream-like and the sometimes nightmarish. They are highly expressive, and streaming with hyper-real colours. The ideas illustrated are intuitive and primitive in style, (almost like contemporary cave paintings), focusing on our human experiences, behaviours and feelings. There is also a love of pattern and expression over that of photographic realism.
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HE SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES
New work by Emily Chappell
2nd – 27th March
(Preview 1st March 6-8pm)
Glasgow-based illustrator Chappell creates a series of images inspired by theatrical and dramatic occurrences within our seemingly subdued lives, using drawing to explore how we connect with our environment.
Emily specialises in hand drawn imagery for print. Her drawings fluctuate between the dream-like and the sometimes nightmarish. They are highly expressive, and streaming with hyper-real colours. The ideas illustrated are intuitive and primitive in style, (almost like contemporary cave paintings), focusing on our human experiences, behaviours and feelings. There is also a love of pattern and expression over that of photographic realism.
Long Gallery Previews sponsored by
HE SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES
New work by Emily Chappell
2nd – 27th March
(Preview 1st March 6-8pm)
Glasgow-based illustrator Chappell creates a series of images inspired by theatrical and dramatic occurrences within our seemingly subdued lives, using drawing to explore how we connect with our environment.
Emily specialises in hand drawn imagery for print. Her drawings fluctuate between the dream-like and the sometimes nightmarish. They are highly expressive, and streaming with hyper-real colours. The ideas illustrated are intuitive and primitive in style, (almost like contemporary cave paintings), focusing on our human experiences, behaviours and feelings. There is also a love of pattern and expression over that of photographic realism.
Long Gallery Previews sponsored by
Coming soon ...
MEEK MAiR MAKE
New work by Ben Fist
7th April – 1st May
(Preview 6th April 6-8pm)
FiST is an illustrator, designer and artist based in Glasgow. Physically manipulating Victorian photographs, reclaimed wood and paper through applying pattern, form and colour, FiST’s work adopts a certain Steampunk ethic, creating characters which lye somewhere between the past and a supposed future.
Previous shows include; New Faces (Group show) at Recoat, I’ll Never be an Astronaut at Go Slow, and the Cardboard Shelter Exhibition at the Crisis Skylight Café.
Future shows this year include the Maka Gallery in Palma, Majorca.
