ARTE / ART:
Agradecimiento. Lic. Ana Teresa Delgado de Marín
Foto. Cortesía
Images:
Charles Avery | Untitled (Utopian) | 2015 | bronze, acrylic, card and steel plinth | 76 x 42 x 42 cm
Charles Avery | Tree no.5 (from the Jadindagadendar) | 2015 | bronze, acrylic, concrete plinth | dimensions vary | photo: Ruth Clark | commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art
(UK) Charles Avery: The People and Things of Onomatopoeia Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh 30 July - 3 October 2015
Charles Avery - Edinburgh Art Festival Commission Tree no.5 (from the Jadindagadendar) Waverley Station , Edinburgh 30 July - 30 August 2015
Avery's Ingleby Gallery exhibition coincides with a new public artwork commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art. A tree from the Jadindagadendar - the municipal park of Onomatopoeia - has been unveiled at Waverley Station and stands over five metres tall. An exotic specimen brought back from a fictional land, Avery's tree sits between our world and his, offering shelter or a place for momentary escape and contemplation.
Charles Avery's major solo exhibition for the 2015 Edinburgh Art Festival is now open at Ingleby Gallery. The People and Things of Onomatopoeia brings together new drawings and sculptural works all of which stem from the fictional port of Onomatopoeia, the main town in Avery's epic project The Islanders.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday, 10am - 6pm
Sunday (August only), midday - 5pm
Ingleby Gallery
15 Calton RoadEdinburgh, Scotland EH8 8DL
United Kingdom
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