EYE PLAY
Press Release
An Exhibition –
EyePlay
Bankside Gallery,
48 Hopton Street, London SE1
9JH
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29 August – 9 September
2007
Opening hours: 11am – 6pm
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Press View:
Wed 29 August 5pm – 6pm
Private View: Wed 29 August 6pm –
8pm
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Eyeplay is curated by Bula Chakravarty Agbo, Frank Kiely
& Temsuyanger Longkumer
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Private View Photos... [here]
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for more information, visit
www.banksidegallery.com
(and follow the
'exhibitions' link)
or
www.myspace.com/eyeplay_exhibition
email:
eyeplay07@gmail.com
EyePlay
is
a playground for the latest prints in town, a concept that brings together
a panorama of artists who use print as another form of expression alongside
the more traditional. From the spark of imagination of three young
multiple award winning artists and curators, Bula Chakravarty Agbo, Frank Kiely
and Temsuyanger Longkumer, comes a show that is dynamic in approach towards
the practice of printmaking; bringing diversity in mediums and styles as stark
as chalk and cheese to the world of contemporary print.
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The
Curators:
Bula Chakravarty
Agbo born in India, gave up her place at Wimbledon School of Art to
study BA and MA in Fine Arts, at Viswa Bharati University, India. She received
an All India Prints Award before returning to the UK. 2003 saw her launch the
award winning Pepperton Gallery in South London. She has exhibited
internationally, and her works are held in collection in UK, India, Japan,
America, Australia and Europe.
Frank Kiely born in Ireland,
studied at the Galway Mayo Technical College, National College of Art &
Design, Dublin and the Royal College of Art. He is a member of the Royal Society
of Painters and Printmakers, London and sits on their council. He has exhibited
across Europe and the U.S. His works are featured in public and private
collections worldwide.
Temsuyanger Longkumer born in
Nagaland, India. He studied a double MA in Baroda, India, and on a scholarship
at the Royal College of Art. He has won numerous Awards and Scholarships such
as, Drawing Award, RCA, and the Pizza Express Drawing Award. He has participated
in Workshops and Residencies within the industry in France, Italy, India and the
UK. He works across the disciplines of: printmaking, film, video sculpture
and site based installation.
The trio present an innovative
approach to the practice of printmaking through some of the most diverse trends,
mediums and genres in the world of Print today.
EyePlay has gained
the support of many established artists including; Norman
Ackroyd, who hung this years’ print room at the Royal Academy summer
exhibition. Anita Klein, a much loved figurative artist
who brings a new freshness to the narrative genre. Trevor
Price, established award winner, displays works that hone in on the
sensitive, erotic and playful notions of human interactions and
Brenda Hartill, a highly skilled printmaker producing strong,
beautiful and sumptuous prints that are collected worldwide.
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EyePlay presents:
Anita Klein Andrew
Turnbull Annie Williams Brenda Hartill
Bula Chakravarty Agbo Fiona Hepburn Frank Kiely Gareth Brookes Helen Kelly Ian Rawlinson Jacqueline Mair James
Keniston Jasia Szerszynska John Duffin
Katherine Jones Lara Harwood Marcela Alejandra Marcelle Hanselaar Mychael Barratt Niamh Clancy Neil Pittaway Norman
Ackroyd Pui Lee Reinhard Schleining Richard
Bawden Rodney Lloyd Bailey Ruth Uglow Sasa Marinkov Temsuyanger Longkumer Trevor Price
Veta Gorner
Please contact eyeplay07@gmail.com for artists’ images,
statements, CV’s and any further information. www.myspace.com/eyeplay_exhibition
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How to get to the Bankside Gallery:
Underground/Rail:
Southwark, Blackfriars, London Bridge, and Waterloo stations.
Buses: 45, 63,
100 to Blackfriars Bridge. 381 between Waterloo and London Bridge. RV1 between
Covent Garden & Tower Bridge.
Road: Parking is very restricted. The
nearest car park is Coin Street, off Stamford Street.
Wheelchair Access :
*There is ramped access to the Gallery. Helpful staff are always on hand.
Bula Chakravarty Agbo
Gallery
Director
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