Symbiont - Exhibition by Brigid Vidler and Joel Ely - Jeannie Avent Gallery

By bidvid
July 1, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Symbiont, 7-16th July

Thanks to Everyone who came to the opening night!

Come along, we are open till the 16th. We'd love to meet more of our neighbours! Children are more than welcome.

Symbiont brings together Sculptures, Paintings and Prints from artist couple Brigid Vidler (winner of the SWELL Sculpture Prize, Australia) and Joel Ely (two-time BP Portrait finalist and winner of the National Portrait Gallery Travel Award) who live in East Dulwich. Symbiosis is the interaction between two organisms living in close physical association, typically, though not exclusively to the advantage of both. A state of symbiosis can have both positive and negative associations.\

The work layers imagery, juxtaposing competing narratives to explore ideas of inter-connectivity and communication. Using humour the work draws on traditions of still life, figurative art and the surreal.

www.joe lely.com www.bri gidvidler.com

Jeannie Avent Gallery

14 North Cross Rd

London

SE22 9EU

Private View

Thursday 6th July, 6-8pm

7-16th July

Wed - Sun 10-6pm

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