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Ian McKeever: Gerlinde

2 Jun-5 Aug 2023
PV 1 Jun 2023, 6-8pm

HackelBury Fine Art
London W8 5RL

Overview

HackelBury is pleased to present ‘Gerlinde’, a solo exhibition of new work by Royal Academician Ian McKeever.

This new body of work, his most personal to date, is the portrait of a woman, a love letter
to his wife. Drawing on abandoned drawings and his archive of photographs which capture everyday objects in a domestic setting, his black and white photographs are filled with light and shadow, providing evocative glimpses of the human presence which merge with silhouetted objects and structures from their home.

Selected works

Press

Ian McKeever : Gerlinde | Press Release
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