Chris Corson-Scott | Collapsing Coal Bin, Escarpment Mine, 2016 beautiful notecardsAbout Chris Corson Scott Producing evocative images juxtaposing historic industry within the reclaiming natural world, Corson Scott captures remnants of industrial behemoths on which prosperity was founded, reminding us of our collective dependence upon, and necessary care of, the natural world. Corson Scotts capture of light is the equivalent subject of all his work. Speaking to the essence of the medium, bound to the attempt to arrest the fleeting
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An excellent essay by art historian Briony Fer places Dean's body of work in the context of Dante's long influence on artists
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Meet Philip Guston Guston's pioneering work across a number of artistic modes
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Meet Mark Rothko Renowned artist Mark Rothko (1903–1970) was a central figure in the development of postwar abstract painting in New York
artists have been engaging with political and social issues through different artistic mediums
as well as a sensual application of colour through soft brushwork
New work grows and builds on what has been made before