Alec Shepley
Alexis Harding
Alison Erika Forde
Alastair Payne
Alli Sharma
Alun Williams
Andrea Giuseppe Corciulo
Andrew Bick
Andrew Bracey
Andrew Graves
Andrew Seto
Andrew Stahl
Andy Harper
Annabel Dover
Annabel Tilley
Annabelle Sheldon
Anthony Frost
Bartosz Beda
Ben Cove
Benet Spencer
Cathy Lomax
Christopher Bagnal
Clem Crosby
Clyde Hopkins
Corinna Spencer
Craig Barber
Damien Meade
Dan Hays
Dan Perfect
Daniel Sturgis
David Dipre
David Manley
David Reed
David Ryan
Dominic Shepherd
Eleanor Moreton
Emma Talbot
Enzo Marra
Eric Butcher
Estelle Thompson
Euripides Altintzoglou
Eve Ackroyd
Evi Grigoropoulou
Fabian Marcaccio
Fiona Curran
Fiona Macdonald. Fiona Rae
G L Brierley
Geraint Evans
Gordon Cheung
Gordon Dalton
Graham Crowley
Hamish McLain
Hannah Knox
Hanneline Visnes
Henny Acloque
Henrietta Simson
Iain Andrews
Isabel Young
Jamie Shovlin
Jay Oliver
Jennifer Maidment
John Rimmer
Julia Schwadron
Julie Heffernan
Julie Langsam
Karin Davie
Katie Pratt
Katrina Blannin
Laura Lancaster
Lesley Halliwell
Lindsay Bull
Louisa Chambers
Louise Bristow
Luke Frost
Maggie Ayliffe
Magnus Quaife
Mark Fairnington
Mark Kennard
Mark Wright
Medina Hammad
Michael Fullerton
Michael Roberts
Mick Finch
Miho Sato
Mik Godley
Mimei Thompson
Narbi Price
Natasha Kidd
Neal Rock
Olivia Notaro
Paul Edwards
Paul Winstanley
Pavel Büchler
Phoebe Mitchell
Rachel Lumsden
Rafal Topolewski
Rick Copsey
Robert Holyhead
Rosalind Davis
Ruth Solomons
Sarah R Key
Sarah Pickstone
Sharon Hall
Shirley Kaneda
Sigrid Holmwood
Simón Granell
Soichiro Shimizu
Stefan Sehler
Steve Dutton
Steve Ingman
Terry Shave
Thomas M Wright
Tom Cretney
Tom Hackney
Tony Smith
Tristram J Aver
Yelena Popova
Andrew Bracey
The exhibition features the work of 118 international artists, who have each selected a close-up from one of their paintings.
Curated by Andrew Bracey
(detail) is an innovative exhibition that features the work of 118 international artists, who have each selected a close-up from one of their paintings. These details are printed and displayed together to give both a tantalising glimpse into each artwork, and create a huge collage of images. The exhibition launched at H-Project Space, Bangkok in June, and now tours to Transition Gallery, London and on to The Usher Gallery.
At H-Project Space the exhibition responded to the unique setting of the gallery, a traditionally constructed Thai house. The 118 artworks fitted into the distinctive wooden framework of the walls, completely filling and transforming the space. The show will be re-imagined in a new configuration as it moves Transition Gallery, London, creating a show that is responsive to and transforms each venue. Seen on mass, the different artworks will became a form of collage. Connections between the painting details are deliberately made by the curator in the display, as well as being formed serendipitously. Viewers are encouraged to make their own associations and interpretations of the juxtaposition of images.
clem Crosby copy
(detail) features a wide range of painters, from the well-established to recent graduates. Their work encompasses abstraction, landscape, figuration and conceptually driven practices and employs a wide variety of mediums.
The reproduced close-up allows us to focus on the brush strokes, surface and minutiae of the painting. It is most commonly used in the art world in the pages of the exhibition catalogues or monographs. The idea of the detail is also something that is particular to the painters’ approach to both making a painting and viewing work in the gallery.
The catalogue to accompany (detail) is heavily illustrated and features essays by Andrew Bracey, David Ryan, Simón Granell, Brian Curtin and James Elkins. For the length of the exhibition it will be available for a discounted price of £10.
The exhibition’s curator Andrew Bracey explains: “In the studio I have found my own relationship to working on a painting is up close to it, with only occasional glimpses of the whole as I step back. This focus on this particular painter’s viewpoint of the painting provoked the idea for this exhibition. This exhibition is an attempt to bring this studio mentality to the gallery. There is a power in the detail, it offers up fresh possibilities for viewing painting.”
Full list of artists: Alec Shepley, Alexis Harding, Alison Erika Forde, Alastair Payne, Alli Sharma, Alun Williams, Andrea Giuseppe Corciulo, Andrew Bick, Andrew Bracey, Andrew Graves, Andrew Seto, Andrew Stahl, Andy Harper, Annabel Dover, Annabel Tilley, Annabelle Sheldon, Anthony Frost, Bartosz Beda, Ben Cove, Benet Spencer, Cathy Lomax, Christopher Bagnal, Clem Crosby, Clyde Hopkins, Corinna Spencer, Craig Barber, Damien Meade, Dan Hays, Dan Perfect, Daniel Sturgis, David Dipre, David Manley, David Reed, David Ryan, Dominic Shepherd, Eleanor Moreton, Emma Talbot, Enzo Marra, Eric Butcher, Estelle Thompson, Euripides Altintzoglou, Eve Ackroyd, Evi Grigoropoulou, Fabian Marcaccio, Fiona Curran, Fiona Macdonald. Fiona Rae, G L Brierley, Geraint Evans, Gordon Cheung, Gordon Dalton, Graham Crowley, Hamish McLain, Hannah Knox, Hanneline Visnes, Henny Acloque, Henrietta Simson, Iain Andrews, Isabel Young, Jamie Shovlin, Jay Oliver, Jennifer Maidment, John Rimmer, Julia Schwadron, Julie Heffernan, Julie Langsam, Karin Davie, Katie Pratt, Katrina Blannin, Laura Lancaster, Lesley Halliwell, Lindsay Bull, Louisa Chambers, Louise Bristow, Luke Frost, Maggie Ayliffe, Magnus Quaife, Mark Fairnington, Mark Kennard, Mark Wright, Medina Hammad, Michael Fullerton, Michael Roberts, Mick Finch, Miho Sato, Mik Godley, Mimei Thompson, Narbi Price, Natasha Kidd, Neal Rock, Olivia Notaro, Paul Edwards, Paul Winstanley, Pavel Büchler, Phoebe Mitchell, Rachel Lumsden, Rafal Topolewski, Rick Copsey, Robert Holyhead, Rosalind Davis, Ruth Solomons, Sarah R Key, Sarah Pickstone, Sharon Hall, Shirley Kaneda, Sigrid Holmwood, Simón Granell, Soichiro Shimizu, Stefan Sehler, Steve Dutton, Steve Ingman, Terry Shave, Thomas M Wright, Tom Cretney, Tom Hackney, Tony Smith, Tristram J Aver, Yelena Popova
Image: Clem Crosby
Artist talk - Sunday 12 October, 3pm. Clem Crosby will talk about his practice & curator Andrew Bracey will give a tour of the exhibition
Transition Gallery
Unit 25a Regent Studios
8 Andrews Road, London E8 4QN
Gallery Open Fri - Sun 12-6pm