Invite relating to an exhibition, 2001
Year published: 2001
Unpaginated.
From www.mostyn.org/whats_on/intimacy (accessed 10 December 2011)
“Intimacy examines the way artists over the past few decades have depicted different forms of close human relationship, not through overt displays of intimate behaviour, but through subtle and often unconscious forms of interaction between individuals. Our ability to identify such acts as revealing intimacy between those concerned depends on a deep awareness of social norms – which vary from culture to culture – and our instinctive interpretation of behaviour relating to them. Expressions of intimacy are present in relationships based on love, sex, camaraderie, family ties, friendship and other things, but the form they take will vary according to the nature and strength of the relationship and whether they are being expressed in public or private. This exhibition of paintings, drawn largely from the Arts Council Collection, looks at some of those forms of expression.”
Intimacy was a large group exhibition featuring the work of some 31 artists, including Sonia Boyce. The artists were, Lea Andrews, Edward Ardizzone, Sonia Boyce MBE, John Bratby, Ian Breakwell, Diana Cumming, Dexter Dalwood, Peter De Francia, Gerard de Thame, Mark Fairnington, Jun Hasegawa, Gerard Hemsworth, Clive Hodgson, Peter Howson, Gary Hume, Timothy Hyman, Joanna Kirk, Leon Kossoff, Jock McFadyen, Tatsumi Orimoto, Fabrizio Panattoni, Shani Rhys James, William Roberts, Carl Robinson, Colin Rose, Walter Sickert, Kevin Sinnott, Colin Smith, Susan Trangmar, Elisabeth Vellacott, and Sophie von Hellermann.
Intimacy was shown at Oriel Mostyn Gallery, 8 September - 20 October 2001 and was organised in association with the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum, Bournemouth, and the Lowry, Salford.
This opening view card had text in Welsh/English, inviting people to the exhibition’s opening on Friday 7 September 7.00 - 9.00pm at Oriel Mostyn Gallery. The year (2001) was not written. The card also gave details of “Artists Talking Ann Jones, Curator of Projects, Arts Council Collection, will talk about intimacy Saturday 15 September, 2.30pm admission free.”
The cover of the card featured a work by Ian Breakwell, and a selection of 19 small images from the exhibition appeared on the reverse of the card.
Born, 1962 in London, England
Group show at Oriel Mostyn . 2001
Llandudno, Wales, United Kingdom