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December 16, 2005
Three abstract painters, spanning three generations of art, tied by a shared concern: how can an initial, decisive act define the final work?For each artist, works begin rapidly, spontaneously, but are ‘completed’ through various labour-intensive painting processes.
This exhibition contrasts the late Patrick Heron, one of Britain’s greatest 20th Century artists, with American artist Jonathan Lasker, internationally successful since the 1980s and rising star Katie Pratt who, in 2001, was the youngest ever recipient of the Jerwood Prize, the UK’s most prestigious painting prize.
John Hansard Gallery
University of Southampton
Highfield
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
14 February – 8 April 2006
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