This is the piece you saw walking through the door at Seven, a free show in Wynwood. Amphitrite is a piece by British artist Hew Locke.
Locke's work was shown by Hales Gallery, London.
Locke is originally from Edinburgh and lived in Guyana growing up. He holds an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Arts. His work includes work in cardboard, architectural pieces, drawing, paintings, prints and more.
His art has been shown by the National Portrait Gallery (London). The Bell House (Prague), El Museo de Bario (New York), Foundation Clement (Martinique) and many more. Loche’s work is in collections including Miami Art Museum, The Tate Gallery, The Brooklyn Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum and more.
He often uses royal portraits, statues, coats-of-arms, trophies, weapons, stock certificates and more as the starting point of his art.
Locke's work was shown by Hales Gallery, London.
Locke is originally from Edinburgh and lived in Guyana growing up. He holds an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Arts. His work includes work in cardboard, architectural pieces, drawing, paintings, prints and more.
His art has been shown by the National Portrait Gallery (London). The Bell House (Prague), El Museo de Bario (New York), Foundation Clement (Martinique) and many more. Loche’s work is in collections including Miami Art Museum, The Tate Gallery, The Brooklyn Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum and more.
He often uses royal portraits, statues, coats-of-arms, trophies, weapons, stock certificates and more as the starting point of his art.
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