
International Lawns + Disinformation + the Rural College of Art
Friday 5 July to Sun 28 July 2019
11am to 6pm Fridays to Sundays
Closed Mondays to Thursdays
White Box Gallery
5 Hare & Billet Road
Blackheath
London SE3 0RB
Opening reception Friday 5 July 6pm to 8pm
In his essay “Meanings of Landscape” (“Places of the Mind”, RKP 1949) the critic and curator Geoffrey Grigson described how “some people have ignored the personal factor” in writing on landscape art, and have attempted “to deduce from landscape rules of its own aesthetic”, describing the influence on art (and on art writing) of “a romantic pastime of English travellers in the eighteenth century” who sought to postulate “a kind of psychology divorced from the individual soul”. Particularly in response to the work of the painter John Constable, “Places of the Mind” proposed the alternate hypotheses that “landscape is you and me”, discussing how “we project ourselves” into an actual or painted landscape, “which then reflects our own being back to our eyes”.
Exhibition Guide (PDF) – https://tinyurl.com/y4f3z3xe
https://www.domobaal.com/artists/international-lawns-bio.html
https://www.domobaal.com/artists/david-gates-bio.htm
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Hill, Julie Hill, Kate Carr, Kim Knowles, Kim Sloan, Kinetic Landscape Art, Kit Boyd, Kit Boyd Solo, Kode 9, Kornhausforum Bern, Laban Centre, Lamorna Ash, Landscape, Landscape - You and Me, Landscape and the Moving Image, Landscape Art, Landscape Film, Landscape Imaginary, Landscape is, Landscape is You, Landscape Is You & Me, Landscape is You and Me, Landscapes, Landscapes of the Mind, Late Junction, Laura Eldret, Leaky Transmissions, Lee Berwick, Leonor Fini, Letters, Lewisham, Lewisham Arthouse, Lida Cardozo Kindersley, Liminality, Liminality (Temporal Impressions), Linear Obsessional, Linear Obsessional Recordings, Lisa McKendrick, Lisson Gallery, London, London International, London International Surrealist Exhibition, Looking/Seeing, Looking/Seeing: On Daniel & Clara, Lost Estate, Lottie Clark, Lower Third, Luma Arles, Mail Art, Manton Centre, Manton Centre for British Art, Manton Foundation, Manton Lecture, Marco Brambilla, Marcus Coates, Margate, Margot Heller, Martin Gayford, Mat Osman, Matt Lewis, Matthew Bowman, Meaning of Landscape, Meanings of Landscape, Media Art, Media Lab Gallery, Mental Space, Mersea Island, Metal Southend, Mfanwy Evans, Mfanwy Piper, MIA Journal, MIA Journal 2, Michael Cawood Green, Michael Joo, Michelle Henning, Mineral Sciences Lab, MIRAJ, Misinformation, Mixed Metaphors, MOCA London, MOCA Thanet, Modernism, MOI Deptford, MoMA New York, Moneda, Monika Bobinska, More Than Ponies, Morph, Morphogenesis, Morphology, Moving Image, Moving Image Art, Moving Image Artist, Moving Image Artists, Moving Image Artists Journal, Moving Image Review, Moving Image Review & Art Journal, Museum & Art Gallery, Museum of Installation, Museum of Modern Art, Music, Mute, Myfanwy Evans, Myfanwy Piper, Nahmad Contemporary, National Grid, Naturalist, Naturalist Letters, Neural Patterns, New Burlington Galleries, New Forest, New Instruments, New Media, New Media Art, New Urbanism, New Verse, Newport Street, Newport Street Gallery, Niall Monro, Nick Warr, Nicky Hirst, Nicola Serra, Nicolò Becciu, Nigel Hurst, Non-Classical, Nonclassical, North Greenwich, Norwich Castle, Norwich Castle Art Gallery, Norwich Castle Museum, Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, Notes From A Journey, Now Arcade, Now Building, Now Pop-Up, Now Pop-Up 2, Now Trending, Of Music, Oliver A.I. 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International Lawns + Disinformation + the Rural College of Art – “Landscape is You and Me”
International Lawns + Disinformation + the Rural College of Art
Friday 5 July to Sun 28 July 2019
11am to 6pm Fridays to Sundays
Closed Mondays to Thursdays
White Box Gallery
5 Hare & Billet Road
Blackheath
London SE3 0RB
Opening reception Friday 5 July 6pm to 8pm
In his essay “Meanings of Landscape” (“Places of the Mind”, RKP 1949) the critic and curator Geoffrey Grigson described how “some people have ignored the personal factor” in writing on landscape art, and have attempted “to deduce from landscape rules of its own aesthetic”, describing the influence on art (and on art writing) of “a romantic pastime of English travellers in the eighteenth century” who sought to postulate “a kind of psychology divorced from the individual soul”. Particularly in response to the work of the painter John Constable, “Places of the Mind” proposed the alternate hypotheses that “landscape is you and me”, discussing how “we project ourselves” into an actual or painted landscape, “which then reflects our own being back to our eyes”.
Exhibition Guide (PDF) – https://tinyurl.com/y4f3z3xe
https://www.domobaal.com/artists/international-lawns-bio.html
https://www.domobaal.com/artists/david-gates-bio.htm
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