John Carter RA
Between Dimensions
02 Oct 2013 - 16 Feb 2014
John Carter RA
Matrix, 2012.
Oil on cut paper. 475 x 475 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Matrix, 2012.
Oil on cut paper. 475 x 475 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Study “Quadrants”, 1966.
Pencil on graph paper. 415 x 595 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Study “Quadrants”, 1966.
Pencil on graph paper. 415 x 595 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Pierced Square Study, 1990.
Gouache. 575 x 575 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Pierced Square Study, 1990.
Gouache. 575 x 575 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Drawing III (Place), 1974.
Conté crayon. 705 x 705 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Drawing III (Place), 1974.
Conté crayon. 705 x 705 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Study for "Monument", 1965.
Collage. Study for ‘”Monument. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Study for "Monument", 1965.
Collage. Study for ‘”Monument. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Branched Structure, 1983.
Gouache. 695 x 1055 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane
Branched Structure, 1983.
Gouache. 695 x 1055 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane
John Carter RA
To the Edge IB, 2010.
Oil on cut paper. 395 x 320 mm. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
To the Edge IB, 2010.
Oil on cut paper. 395 x 320 mm. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Caprice, 1965.
Collage. 545 x 440 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Caprice, 1965.
Collage. 545 x 440 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
John Carter RA
Rotation of Linked Diagonals IV, 1997.
Watercolour on paper. 610 x 625 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
Rotation of Linked Diagonals IV, 1997.
Watercolour on paper. 610 x 625 mm. © the artist. Photo: Peter Abrahams, Lucid Plane.
JOHN CARTER RA
Between Dimensions
2 October 2013 — 16 February 2014
A retrospective exhibition for one of Britain’s most respected abstract sculptors.
John Carter RA is one of Britain’s most respected abstract sculptors. His art has been described as a dialogue between painting and sculpture. This retrospective exhibition focuses on Carter’s use of drawing, and other works on paper, to develop ideas for his relief sculptures and constructions.
Ranging in date from 1965 to 2012, the selection reveals Carter’s development from early Op and Pop Art influences to the rigorously ordered structures of his current work. Maquettes, sketchbooks and working studies are shown alongside the drawings.
Born in 1942, Carter emerged as one of the ‘New Generation’ artists of the 1960s. He has exhibited widely in Europe, Japan and the USA, and taught at the Chelsea College of Art and Design from 1980 until 2000. He was elected a Royal Academician in 2007.
Between Dimensions
2 October 2013 — 16 February 2014
A retrospective exhibition for one of Britain’s most respected abstract sculptors.
John Carter RA is one of Britain’s most respected abstract sculptors. His art has been described as a dialogue between painting and sculpture. This retrospective exhibition focuses on Carter’s use of drawing, and other works on paper, to develop ideas for his relief sculptures and constructions.
Ranging in date from 1965 to 2012, the selection reveals Carter’s development from early Op and Pop Art influences to the rigorously ordered structures of his current work. Maquettes, sketchbooks and working studies are shown alongside the drawings.
Born in 1942, Carter emerged as one of the ‘New Generation’ artists of the 1960s. He has exhibited widely in Europe, Japan and the USA, and taught at the Chelsea College of Art and Design from 1980 until 2000. He was elected a Royal Academician in 2007.