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ART EXHIBIT

Twenty Artists|Twenty Portraits

Venue: UCA Gallery, 46 Lower Main Rd, Observatory. Tel: (021) 447 4132.
Gallery Hours: Tue - Fri: 10:00am - 5:00pm; Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm
Duration:
17 Dec 2008 - 24 Jan 2009
 
Twenty Artists |Twenty Portraits is a dynamic group exhibition, showcasing work by established and emerging local artists. The artworks in this salon style summer show range from traditional to more conceptual approaches to the genre across a range of media.
Whereas some of the portraits (such as Lionel Smit’s Chris Divided) are of potentially recognisable, yet probably unknown, individuals, the identities of the subjects in many of the other works have remained deliberately obscured or secondary to metaphorical emphasis and societal commentary.
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Gabrielle Raaff’s delicate, lyrical watercolour portraits Returning 1-4, and the veiled and blindfolded figures in Christopher Slack’s Virgin in Paradise and Julia Teale’s Annunciation are of particular interest in this regard.
Though many of the works are figurative paintings of individual subjects, Kim Gurney’s Disinheritance, depicting a series of 24 chromosomes related to a hereditary disease, and  Robyn Cedras’s sculptural installation Just as useless as the box it came in, mark less traditional approaches to the tension between individual and societal identity.
Other artists include Norman O'Flynn, Jacqui Stecher, Wonder, Rebecca Townsend, Varenka Paschke and Christian Toujours.Work by students from Julia Teale’s Spencer Street Studios in Saltriver will also be on show.
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