Malcolm Harding’s painterly allusion to things invisible
“My paintings draw inspiration from imperceptible biological forms found in nature,” writes Malcolm Harding. “They suggest elements of the natural world that exist outside of human comprehension - things we can only see through microscopes and telescopes.
Jo Davidson paints the hum of being alive
In a new exhibition at Luminance Gallery, Jo Davidson presents 10 ink drawings created to challenge human greed. Davidson is also exhibiting a set of paintings that celebrate the hum of being alive.
Wendy Stokes: drawn to ‘fragile persistence’
Wendy Stokes: “I am drawn to the fragile persistence of flowers within inhospitable environments; moments where petals emerge between stone - small, vulnerable forms surviving within a harsh coastal landscape - potent symbols of endurance, care, and temporality.”
The Killick Effect
In the best possible way, and only for the month of February, Luminance Gallery has become an extension of Stephen Killick’s mind and art. The phenomenon is known as the Killick Effect.