Exhibition
low plains drifter
18 May 2018 – 20 May 2018
Event times
11-18.00
Cost of entry
free
Address
- Arch 29
- Rolt Street
- London
- SE8 5JB
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- 188, 47
- Surrey Quays, Deptford, New Cross
An exhibition of new paintings by Nicky Hodge
About
In low plains drifter Nicky Hodge brings together new work that has accumulated over the last year. The show references drift, Raoul de Keyser’s 2015 show in London with its wall of small paintings inspired by the Belgian lowlands and the process of abstract painting. Taking too the absurdity of a nameless saviour riding into town from a 1970s Western, this new exhibition presents small acrylic paintings emerging like shimmering apparitions on the horizon.
Nicky Hodge lives in London. She graduated from Central St Martin’s in 1992 and was awarded a post-graduate diploma from Goldsmiths MFA in 2015. In the early 2000s, her paintings were exhibited at Danielle Arnaud Contemporary Art, including a solo exhibition in 2001. Recent exhibitions and projects include Small World, PS Mirabel, Manchester (2017), away with the birds, Deptford X (2017) and Creekside Open, selected by Alison Wilding, APT Gallery (2017). She has recently been selected for Exceptional, the Collyer Bristow Graduate Award exhibition in June 2018.
