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Anne Krinsky: Shadow Play, digital print on dibond aluminium, 220 x 160 cm. Tropical Thames installation
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Anne Krinsky: Sea Change & Seeing Double, digital prints on dibond aluminium, 220 x 160 cm. Tropical Thames installation
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Anne Krinsky: Submerged, digital print on dibond aluminium, 220 x 160 cm. Tropical Thames installation
Exhibition
Anne Krinsky: Tropical Thames: Private View
6 Sep 2017 – 15 Oct 2017
Event times
6 - 8 pm
Cost of entry
Free
Anne Krinsky: Tropical Thames: Private View
Address
- Crossrail Place Roof Garden (upper levelL
- Canary Wharf
- London
England - E14 5AR
- United Kingdom
Come along to the reception in Crossrail Place Roof Garden to meet Anne Krinsky, the artist behind Tropical Thames. Her installation of large-scale digital prints is inspired by Thames architectural structures in southeast London.
About
Thames docks, piers and river walls that were shaped by centuries of shipping and trade inspired the installation. The artist lives and works in southeast London – her studio is located on the river, just east of the Thames Barrier. She has been researching and creating work about the tidal Thames and its architectural structures for the last two years.
With artist Tom Pearman, Krinsky also has created Tide Line Thames, a collaborative installation of light projected imagery for the Thames Tunnel Shaft of the Brunel Museum. Anne Krinsky’s works are in the collections of the British Museum, Boston Public Library, Paintings in Hospitals, England and collector Graham Gund and numerous corporate collections on both sides of the Atlantic.
Anne Krinsky: Tropical Thames is commissioned by Canary Wharf Arts.
Crossrail Place Roof Garden is open daily from 6am to 9pm.
