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Viewing Triangle: Will Kendrick, Catherine Parsonage, Jess Power

Since its launch in 2015, the Freelands Foundation has championed innovative approaches to art education through partnerships and programmes across the UK. Its current exhibition, Triangle, presents the work of the three artists on the inaugural Freelands Painting Fellowships.

There is a pleasingly diverse range of work on display. Look closer at the abstract compositions of Jess Power and you’ll soon decipher a smattering of recognisable references including fantasy creatures, elements of landscape and furniture. Will Kendrick’s installations, meanwhile, examine the world around us and its materials through themes of science fiction and alien life. As for Catherine Parsonage, her intriguing paintings fuse a variety of styles and references, prompting the viewer to question the canon of art history.

For the duration of the exhibition, the Reading Room will also present selected texts and publications that relate to the artists’ practice. A compelling exhibition that will open your ideas to new and exciting ideas in art.

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Dates
13 January 2022 — 20 February 2022
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