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Christopher P. Green, installation view, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, 2018.
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Christopher P. Green, installation view, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, 2018.
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Christopher P. Green, installation view, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, 2018.
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Christopher P. Green, installation view, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, 2018.
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Christopher P. Green, installation view, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, 2018.
Exhibition
Christopher P. Green
29 Sep 2018 – 14 Oct 2018
Regular hours
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Sunday
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Thursday
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Friday
- 12:00 – 17:00
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- Thames-Side Studios
- Harrington Way, Warspite Road
- London
England - SE18 5NR
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- 161 / 177 / 180 / 472 Bus stops are located; east-bound and west-bound: Woolwich, Warspite Road (6 mins walk)
- North Greenwich (Take the Route Bus 472 towards Thamesmead Town Centre)
- Woolwich Dockyard (8 mins walk) and Charlton (12 mins walk)
2018:
I mostly make small paintings.
(Most of) the above holds true.
This show comprises (mostly) small paintings, in a large 2600 sq ft gallery.
About
2012:The experience of living in the world and working in the studio.
References act as anchors, albeit well worn and rusty at times.
A work is recognised as complete when there is an understanding of sense within it – an arrived logic. Understanding fades over time, and the specifics of the motive are partially forgotten, leaving the works open for revision and reinterpretation. The fact that my perception of a work changes places me in a similar position to that of the viewer seeing the work for the first time.
It is accepted that these works share the same genetics, but each is worked on without regard for 'a whole' or in accordance with any singular, fixed statement of intent.
2018:
I mostly make small paintings.
(Most of) the above holds true.
This show comprises (mostly) small paintings, in a large 2600 sq ft gallery.
Christopher P. Green currently lives and works in London. He works with painting, books, and installations. Recent solo exhibitions include Vitreous Humour at Alma Zevi, Venice (2018); Works clockwise from entering studio - Part Two at Material, Mexico City (2018); Essays in varying lengths at Wolfson College, Oxford (2017). Green’s most recent book, Professional Salad Vol. 1, was published in 2018.
In 2011 Green co-founded L.I.E (Library of Independent Exchange) an independent arts library and project space in Plymouth, whose collection is currently housed at Spike Island, Bristol. In 2006 he co-founded Lyndhurst Way, an artist-run exhibition space, in Peckham, London (2006-2007).
For more information on his work go to www.christophergreen.org.uk
