Nice To Meet You
L to R: D. Rolph, R. Reiss, R. Ochoa, L. Stefanelli, I. Dawson, B. Ritson
Nice To Meet You
L to R: K. Johnson, M. Marce, B. Fletcher, S. Peirce
Nice To Meet You
L to R: I. Dawson, R. Ochoa, L. Stefanelli, S. Saegusa, K. Johnson
Nice To Meet You
L to R: S. Peirce, I. Dawson, D. Rolph, R. Reiss
Ian Dawson
Henri & Henrietta, 2004
Plastic
60 inches high, without bases
Dean Decocker
Extended Orders, 2003
Metal, rubber, vinyl
Dimensions variable
Brendan Fletcher
Glossolalia, 2004
Vacuum formed plastic
Kiehl Johnson
The Search, 2005
Acrylic and pencil on panel
60 x 48 inches
Connie Lowe
Graft (felt 1), 2005
Handsewn wool felt
43 x 68 inches
Marta Marce
Untitled, 2000
Acrylic on canvas
23 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches
Marta Marce
Flag, 2005
Acrylic on canvas
63 x 67 inches
Steve Peirce
Sphere with Protrusions, 2003
74.8 x 49.2 inches
Oil on aluminium
Roland Reiss
DSCF9254
Boo Ritson
Highway, 2005
59.84 x 48.03 x 18.11 inches
Latex rubber, cold-cast rubber
Amy Robinson
N.Q.R., 2003
Approx. 35 x 13 ft.
Carboard and paper, handmade trash
Amy Robinson
Therapy Session #4, 2005
Pen and collage
14 x 17 inches
Danny Rolph
Exile. 2004
59 x 83 inches
Mixed media on Twinwall
Danny Rolph
Modus1, 2004-05
59 x 83 inches
Mixed media on Twinwall
Satoshi Saegusa
Untitled #04, 2004
Acrylic on vinyl
Satoshi Saegusa
Untitled, 2005
Plastic and acrylic paint
Lisa Stefanelli
Rubberneck, 2005
Oil on board
18 x 42 inches
Lisa Stefanelli
Platon, 2005
Oil on board
84 x 65 inches
The Mark Moore Gallery is proud to present Nice To Meet You, an exhibition of artists new to the gallery. This is the inaugural exhibition in a series of shows that will annually highlight exciting new artists from around the world who are on the pulse of contemporary culture. These artists cover a range of differing theoretical and aesthetic positions and extend from recent graduates to artists enjoying a privileged position of influence amongst a younger generation of artists. The exhibition’s aim is to reflect the current diversity of cutting edge practices within the mainstays of contemporary creativity, primarily painting and sculpture, and to allow a new audience to develop for these talented artists.
