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27 April 16

Nautical Perspectives

  • Contemporary
  • maritime
  • objects
  • photographs
  • prints
  • sea
  • shipwreck
Contemporary Art and Sculpture
Venue
Devon House, Ground Floor
Starts
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Ends
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Address
St Katherine's Docks
Location
London
Organiser
Plastic Propaganda

I am showing a mono print in this exhibition.

Open Daily 11am-6pm.

Clare Smith

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  • Clare Smith

    Clare Smith's mixed English/Chinese heritage informs her perspective on issues of identity and categorisation. Her nomadic childhood and early adulthood have meant a somewhat ambivalent relationship to place, reinforced by the sense of ambiguity that comes from her mixed identity. Smith works with drawing, print media, collage and moving image to investigate this ambivalence, with references to craft, the importance of labour and the handmade. Through her choice of materials and approaches, she creates work which attempts to create a sense of unity, an interpretation of Homi Bhabha's "Third Space" - seen as a space in which different parts can come together to challenge dominant ideas of wholeness. Collaboration is part of Smith’s practice and she is also co-founder of Dover Arts Development (DAD) together with painter, Joanna Jones. This involves working with many different artists, curation, organisation, event management, creating networks across East Kent and influencing the public realm in Dover. Clare works from a studio in Dover. She has an MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins and has exhibited nationally and internationally.

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