Exhibition looks at highly stylized visual languages featuring the repeated figure
Keisuke Ishino, 2018, paper, coloured felt pen and sellotape sculptures, photo by Ellie Walmsley, courtesy of Flowers Gallery.
LONDON
.-Flowers Gallery presents Prismatic Minds, an exhibition looking at highly stylized visual languages featuring the repeated figure, curated by Jennifer Gilbert (Director of the Jennifer Lauren Gallery) and actor, writer, and co-presenter of art podcast Talk Art Russell Tovey.
Bringing together six mainly self-taught international artists, each with intensely personal and imaginative styles, Prismatic Minds presents a new discourse on the act of repetition and the desire to surround oneself with others, real or imagined. Original, raw and energetic, the works on view introduce a carnival of contemporary characters through repeated motifs that have recurred in the artists work over many years. The exhibition questions the boundaries or limits of the repeated figure
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Ella Schaap (middle), Mary Anne Dutt Justice, curator of European ceramics at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (right) and Robert D. Aronson (left) in 2016.
AMSTERDAM
.- On Saturday July 10th, a mere 3 days after her extraordinary 108th birthday, Mrs. Ella Schaap passed away. Mrs. Schaap was connected to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for no less than 56 years, as a volunteer and from the age of 92 as a Curatorial Associate in the field of European Ceramics. She published several titles amongst which Three Delft Pieces in the Philadelphia Museum of Art (1967), Dutch tiles [
] (1984), Dutch floral tiles in the golden age and their Botanical prints (1994) and Delft ceramics [
] (2003). Mrs. Schaap was a turn-to authority when researching Delftware and specifically Dutch tiles. She was awarded a royal decoration by HM Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands in 2003 for her dedication to spreading