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Object, Space, Body: Interactions and Reflections
Please come along to the show!
Garage Gallery is located at 39 Wingfield Road, London E17 9NN. Walthamstow Central station is about 10 minutes' walk away (Victoria Line or Weaver Line Overground from Liverpool St). Lots of buses come to Walthamstow too.
Dates and times
We are open in the daytimes as follows:
Thursday 5, Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 June: 12 - 5pm
Friday 6 June: 12 - 4pm
Private View:
Friday 6 June. Advance booking is essential; see the link below to
quickly reserve your (free) place.
Visits by appointment:
Garage is also open from Mon 9 - Fri 13 June for visits by appointment with Jodie Braddick. Please email rumpgallery.info@gmail.com to arrange a visit.
Private View
Jodie Braddick curates 'Object, Space, Body', which features the work of these four contemporary artists:
Alex Ford is a UK-based visual artist and film maker. His art questions the necessity of material truth, disrupting the boundaries between the physical and digital; it has been described as ‘Looney Tunes meets Hieronymous Bosch.’
Dominic Watson makes life-size figurative sculptures out of various clays and paper mache. Through these materials Watson explores the visceral qualities of the human body.
Freddie Bannister is a painter and draughtsman, who is sensitive and nuanced in his choice of subject matter. His works at once celebrate and denigrate the banality of life and its fleeting moments.
Len Heiner is an artist and ceramicist from The Hague, The Netherlands. His work manifests in large varieties and quantities, often depicting symbol-like, humorous, and naively rendered images.
See below for more detailed biographies of all four artists.
