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Johnny Abrahams, John Bratby, Matthew Collings, Diana Copperwhite, Maysaloun Faraj, Liza Giles, Jane Goodwin, Andrew Graves, Jane Griffin, Bill Henderson, Nicholas Herbert, Steve Joy, Denis Kelly, David Lendrum, Abhayavajra Newman, Kathryn Maple, Jim MacAirt, Hannah Ní Mhaonaigh, Aaron Moroney, Mark Osborne, Declen Patten, Sam Peacock, Liam Scully, Sean Scully, Bill Stewart, and Adam David Taylor.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. I wanted to bring what I could of this work together, and shine a light on it."
I haven’t actually curated an exhibition, I’ve chosen work and people who interest me, and put them together, with myself included. In this selection of works, Scully reflects on an "entire society of devoted, dedicated, faith based painters, who work quietly in studios large and small, in towns and villages all over the UK and Ireland." He says, "For the most part, they make something with their hands, that is material based, coaxing an image with a body, into being – working, not so differently from other painters throughout history. The problem is that no one knows for sure what the proper number of flowers actually is It is also believed that Primula veris help children find hidden. Hidden UK, Hidden Ireland takes place across the Kingsland Road gallery this summer, featuring the works of more than twenty artists. Flowers Gallery is delighted to announce a group exhibition curated by Sean Scully, featuring the works of more than twenty artists.
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