Blissful Solitude anOTHER Art Gallery ltd (England/Italy) showed work by Paul Critchley at Scope Miami 2018.
There is something quite charming about these pieces by Critchley, these landscapes that can be opened and closed (changing or hiding the painting as the case may be). The idea seems so simple but, of course, YOU didn't think of it.
Note on the second piece, the one below, how the interior "window" looking outward is itself a landscape. These paintings are actually many paintings and all it took was hinges. Both pieces are oil on canvas on hardwood board.
The gallery website writes, as a question; why does the world need another art gallery? They answer "no."
The world may not NEED another art gallery, in much the same way I do not need another beer. Odds are I will have one though.
There is something quite charming about these pieces by Critchley, these landscapes that can be opened and closed (changing or hiding the painting as the case may be). The idea seems so simple but, of course, YOU didn't think of it.
Note on the second piece, the one below, how the interior "window" looking outward is itself a landscape. These paintings are actually many paintings and all it took was hinges. Both pieces are oil on canvas on hardwood board.
The gallery website writes, as a question; why does the world need another art gallery? They answer "no."
The world may not NEED another art gallery, in much the same way I do not need another beer. Odds are I will have one though.
I remember a dream of a house by the sea, it was spring...I think
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