Creekside Invites: ANOMALY

About

Creekside Projects is proud to present the third Creekside Invites exhibition: “ANOMALY” by a Norwich based artist Mark Scott-Wood, invited by studio member Robin Tarbet. Mark works across sculpture and performance with a particular interest in exploring the unexplainable elements of life that we have constructed. From popular religions, to the occult and the obscure, to society’s detritus and cast-offs, referencing common-culture to counter-culture. He creates work using raw or low-value materials and transforms them into something that is imbued with an aura and nominal power. His work has a robust and confident sensibility to it that is honest to its materials but playful in its delivery.

Mark is also the Studio Administrator of OUTPOST studios, an artist-run studio complex, based in Norwich, committed to providing affordable spaces for contemporary art practitioners in the eastern region. Since its founding in 2010, OUTPOST studios has established itself as one of the largest studio providers for artistic activity in the East of England. OUTPOST studios are based in Gildengate House, Anglia Square, where it is currently occupied by more than 80 artists. Although larger in scale, Outpost has a similar objective to Creekside Artists and we hope the exhibition could be the start of many interesting conversations between our two art studio organizations.

With a shared interest in the throw away materials of consumer culture – ANOMALY brings together work from both artists to create a playful landscape of sculptural objects and art scatterings.

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Unit A1 Fuel Tank,
8-12 Creekside, London, SE8 3DX

Creekside Invites is a programme of 6 solo exhibitions, opening on the last Thursday of each month, hosting artists invited by members of Creekside Artists that have an emerging practice that the member personally believes is strong, significant and deserves a platform to be seen and discussed.

Organised and curated by Sebastian Sochan, Lizzie Munn, Duncan Wooldridge