Josephine Pryde
lapses in Thinking By the person i Am
05 May - 01 Aug 2015
Josephine Pryde
lapses in Thinking By the person i Am, 2015
installation view, Wattis Institute
Courtesy of Josephine Pryde
Photo: Johnna Arnold
lapses in Thinking By the person i Am, 2015
installation view, Wattis Institute
Courtesy of Josephine Pryde
Photo: Johnna Arnold
JOSEPHINE PRYDE.
LAPSES IN THINKING BY THE PERSON I AM
5 May – 1 August 2015
Curated by Jamie Stevens
Josephine Pryde presents a new body of commissioned work consisting of a large-scale interactive sculpture and a series of photographs.
Known primarily for her photographic work, Pryde has become a major figure in the recuperation of photography as a key critical discipline in the field of contemporary art. Pryde has developed a singular style of image making that responds to methods and ideas from, amongst other sources, advertising, fashion, and portrait photography. For this exhibition, a suite of photographs depicting hands touching or handing various objects and surfaces is shown alongside a fully functioning ride-on model train.
LAPSES IN THINKING BY THE PERSON I AM
5 May – 1 August 2015
Curated by Jamie Stevens
Josephine Pryde presents a new body of commissioned work consisting of a large-scale interactive sculpture and a series of photographs.
Known primarily for her photographic work, Pryde has become a major figure in the recuperation of photography as a key critical discipline in the field of contemporary art. Pryde has developed a singular style of image making that responds to methods and ideas from, amongst other sources, advertising, fashion, and portrait photography. For this exhibition, a suite of photographs depicting hands touching or handing various objects and surfaces is shown alongside a fully functioning ride-on model train.