Exhibition

Nicholas Vaughan 'Plight of the Citizens'

31 Aug 2013 – 13 Sep 2013

Regular hours

Saturday
10:00 – 21:00
Sunday
10:00 – 21:00
Tuesday
10:00 – 21:00
Wednesday
10:00 – 21:00
Thursday
10:00 – 22:00
Friday
10:00 – 21:00

Cost of entry

free

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'Plight of the Citizens'

About

Plight of the Citizens is a series of drawings that is inspired by one man's fascination for phillumeny. They attempt to combine the grittiness of life under a communist regime with the playful accident of collage making. Elements as varied in theme as state institutions and the rustic, the astrological and the pastoral, the domestic and the urban act as backdrops lending narrative to these newly formed works on paper.
Plight of the Citizens is to take place at The POSK Gallery from 31st August to 13th September 2013. There will be a private view on 3rd September 7-9pm. The exhibition will feature the work of Nicholas Vaughan, an artist whose primary discipline is drawing. This he uses to explore his Polish heritage.

POSK's mission is to promote and encourage access to Polish Culture in all its forms to Poles and non Poles.

Nicholas Vaughan says: 'This exhibition represents the culmination of a body of work that began 18 months ago whilst I was living in Brodnica, Poland.'
'I am very pleased to be associated with the POSK Gallery, and to show my work in these culturally relevant surroundings means a lot to me.'

For further quotes, information or to arrange a photo opportunity please contact Nicholas Vaughan.
07810700850
ndmvaughan@hotmail.com
www.nickvaughan.weebly.com

BIOGRAPHY:
Nicholas Vaughan was born in Northampton, England. After receiving his degree in Sculpture from Wolverhampton University he moved to London where he studied for an MA at Chelsea College of Art and Design. His work has been shown extensively in group shows throughout Europe, including at The Corner House Gallery in Manchester and Imperial College in London. He has exhibited sculpture, watercolours, illustration and writing. He has recently been nominated for the Derwent Drawing Prize that will be judged in September 2013.
He currently lives and works in London.


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