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The Hari Art Prize Artist Shortlist Exhibition: The Hari Hotel
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Future Planet Exhibition - Myo 123 Victoria Street, London: Barbara Nati, Casey Moore, Federico Pestilli, Freya Hollingbery, George Digalakis, Jasper Goodall, Josh Gluckstein, Rachna Garodia, Steve McPherson and Yasmin Crawford
25 August 2022 - 24 February 2023Image of Future Planet Exhibition - Myo 123 Victoria Street, London, Barbara Nati, Casey Moore, Federico Pestilli, Freya Hollingbery, George Digalakis, Jasper... -
Collaboration with Woolff Gallery
16 September 2022 - 24 March 2023Image of Collaboration with Woolff Gallery -
Artist Support Pledge Presented by Landsec and Curated by A Space for Art: Andrew Carr, Ange Mullen-Bryan, Daniella Norton, Emma Copley, Helen Booth, Kathleen Herbert, Karl Bielik, Mandy Hudson, Michele Fletcher, Molly Rose Butt, Peggy Cozzi, Tim Ball, Tom Farthing
4 January - 4 July 2023Image of Artist Support Pledge Presented by Landsec and Curated by A Space for Art, Andrew Carr, Ange Mullen-Bryan, Daniella Norton, Emma... -
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Glider,2015,Oil on canvas,122 x 91 cmNews
FEATURED ARTIST
Karl BielikBielik makes visceral process driven oil paintings where the surface evolves out of chance
encounters between marks and colour, the paintings are often heavily layered and reveal
the history and doubt of the decision making.
He works on thirty or so paintings at a time which range in scale from intimate to large.
Drawings, diagrams or photographs may inform the work in its formative stages, but
essentially his work emerges from the physical process of painting.
Loose oily wounds and thick emulsions offset light glazes and dribbles, ‘I paint, wipe out,
paint over, turn the canvasses around, print, blot, mask, pour paint, scrape and scratch. I
shift from one piece to another and don’t focus on completion, just nudging a painting
from one position to another’.
The studio is the place where practically everything happens and the paintings are given a
long incubation time to evolve and develop a sense of completeness. In contrast to my
sometimes emotive imagery, banal solitary words form my titles, tempering and balancing
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