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Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
6 October 2009 - 3 January 2010
Reviewed by: Pippa Lennox
Turner prize 2009 Tate Britain
Atists:Lucy Skaer, Richard Wright, Enrico David and Roger Hiorns
They climbed through the curves of her chairs:
Pressed, printed, tacked to the walls,
contours
of interior space.
A mission to recreate the reproductions in her mind.
Slices, of tusks, bar-coded to the reaction of wonder-awe-ful-ore.
They’re barred stuck between spikes- giants of the tools and materials,
Skittles of instruments seen used through your one tonne eye
Golden leaves adore a portion of wall,
a portion of wall adores the room
adores the imp and steals him away- leaving possibilities of
‘are there anymore?’
painted or over imprinted in the fabric of a structural onion of art.
Are you hungry for this show?
This invasion of architecture,
The lack of blockades, impositions, leaving the imagination of architectural psychosis
Documented and recoded
Elevated, lifted, stretched and contorted to the men
Stuffing, stretching dolls of faces on the backless horses.
Hooves bound to socially quirky stances blocking you from my door ways
Obstructing his streamlined views are Latinate brush strokes for a standstill moment in time
Giants of tiny spaces, shocking from the familiarity of colours.
Ominous subtlety of maliciousness
Designed to confuse and repel-
Flooding houses with crystals that will kill my cat
Sweeping, heaping and piling bodies of passengers
Planes in the alps and a
Top-of-logical diagram of the state of matter.
Powdered brains and crystals of imaginations Roald into a fire escaping mouth opening.
Science has met fiction in a world of diagrammatic illustrations of the architecture of art.
Writer detail:
Currently in my final year at Sheffield Hallam, my practice concentrates on photography and contemporary writing.
These are the first reviews I have written. Using my style of poetry and prose I have attempted to give the reader an intimate yet abstract overview of the show, allowing them to enjoy the works in their very own unique ways.
I can only hope I do these works of art justice.
Venue detail:
Sheffield Hallam University
www.tate.org.uk/britain/turnerprize/turnerprize2009/default.shtm ![]()
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