Harlequin Gallery
Alan Wallwork -
new ceramic vessel formsWalter Conquy
- architectural images7th to 28th September 2003
This was the fourth exhibition of Alan Wallwork's work at the Harlequin Gallery and, as this would suggest, marks him out as one of the gallery's most popular artists.
For those of you unfamiliar with him and his work, details can be found on this site by clicking on "Artists" at the bottom of this page and then clicking on his name.
All of the items of Alan's work included in the exhibition was selected by him, as representing the best that he has produced since his last Harlequin exhibition just under two years ago.
Examples from the near sell-out exhibition are shown below: -
No.13 Poppy Head
Height: 11.5cm (4.5") SOLD
No.30 Encrusted Pebble Form (from above).
Height: 12.5cm (5") SOLD
Height: 20.5cm (8") SOLD
No.37 Cross Oval
Height: 22.25cm (8.65") SOLD
No. 44 Pierced Crescent
Height: 11.5cm (4.5") SOLD
No.61 Pierced and Split Oval
Height: 23cm (9") SOLD
Walter Conquy, who shares the exhibition with Alan, is the first photographer to be shown at the gallery. Living in Surrey, Walter has had solo exhibitions in South London and Kent and has had his work published in PhotoArt in the past.
His photography currently falls into three different categories but architecture is his first love and the aspect of his work that I have chosen to exhibit here.
Around 14 images will be included in the exhibition, including the black and white one below called "Paranoia".
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