Even though the paintings revolve around the theme of "Lovers", and some of the characteristic or typically representative images of lovers are used, what interests me is not what is obvious or illustrative. Seeing the figures, not in fixed unreactive ways, but trying to unlock fresh ways to characterize and imagine them, is a priority. To this end the activity and process of making paintings remains the most important aspect of art-making for me. - Che Lovelace
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| Rachel Rochford, Dean Arlen and Rubadiri Victor |
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| Love, Brown |
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| Forest |
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| Melanie Archer |
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| Tow Figures and a View |
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| Che Lovelace and son |
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| Ravin Ramkissoon and Nalini Lalla |
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| Sea |
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| View |
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| Karina Jeffrey |
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| Kissers |
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| Charlotte Elias and Roxane Herbert |
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| Figures Cosmic |
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| Love Abstraction (Tree) |
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| Klysha Best |
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| Dianne Job |
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| Y Gallery |
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| Dale Ramirez, JP Richardson, Jade Drakes, GA Gardner and Valdez Brooks |
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| Views |
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| Love Dreamscape |
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| Eniola Adelekan, Oonya Kempadoo and Richard Mark Rawlins |
Lovers is open at Y Gallery, 26 Taylor Street, Woodbrook, till April 29, 2013.
I enjoyed this article, mostly for thee photos that remind me of what I should be doing instead of sitting in a cubicle...interesting.(note photo)
ReplyDeleteThe exhibit looks engaging and its name invokes intense emotion. I hope to see it soon Che Lovelace is talented.
What is going on with your art? Yeah? hmmm
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