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Narbi Price and Neil Cammock: 'Nothing, Like Something, Happens Anywhere'
Venue: Moving Gallery @ Westgate Road
Preview - Wednesday 16th February 2011, 6pm - 9pm
Exhibition runs until Tuesday March 8th 2011
'Nothing, Like Something, Happens Anywhere' is the first joint show by Newcastle based painter, Narbi Price and Edinburgh based photographer, Neil Cammock.
The exhibition will showcase the first works made as a result of Price's recent Bartlett Travel Scholarship research trip to India and it will be Cammock's first show in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Narbi Price studied at Northumbria University (BA), Newcastle University (MFA), recently took part in the John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize 2010 and was shortlisted for the inaugural Jerwood Painting Fellowship. His next exhibition is a solo show at GalleriaSIX, Milan in April 2011.
http://www.narbiprice.co.uk/
info@narbiprice.co.uk
Neil Cammock studied at Edinburgh College of Art (BA) and works as a successful commercial, fashion and live music photographer alongside his own practice.
http://neilcammock.blogspot.com/
neilcammock@yahoo.co.uk
Moving Gallery
67B Westgate Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1SG
http://www.movinggallery.co.uk/
movinggallery@live.co.uk
Still on show:
1. Dylan Shields @ Barkollo, Leazes Park Road, NE1 4PG
preview 2nd Feb 8pm - late
Exhibition- 2nd Feb - 23rd Feb 2011
Moving Gallery
67b Westgate Road
NE1 1SG
www.movinggallery.co.uk
movinggallery@live.co.uk
2. Sally Orange: 'Lithographs/Drawings' @ Barkollo, Leazes Park Road, NE1 4PG
preview 2nd Feb 8pm - late
Exhibition- 2nd Feb - 23rd Feb 2011
Born in Darlington 1987, now lives in Newcastle and currently a final year student in Fine Art at Northumbria University.
The prints in the exhibition are representative of my current work, which is concerned with the representation of death, tragedy, memory and the macabre. Deliberately primitive in their approach, they explore the idea of spontaneity and accident, and acknowledge the important contribution of mistakes in the print process, which often lead to unexpected and unpredictable outcomes. This flawed quality resonates with the difficult content of the drawings and adds to their sense of awkwardness and discomfort.
Influences on my work include Philip Guston, Joel-Peter Witkin, Sally Mann, Philip Larkin and Polly Morgan.
Moving Gallery
67b Westgate Road
NE1 1SG
www.movinggallery.co.uk
movinggallery@live.co.uk