The Colour Of Abstraction – New Ways Of Seeing at Grove Square Galleries, London


At a time when we are all facing uncertainty and unprecedented challenges, Grove Square Galleries has announced a celebration of visual abstraction. ‘The Colour of Abstraction – New Ways of Seeing’’ is a forthcoming group exhibition unveiling five young exciting international artists exploring the world today, and how it has become confined.

The collection of work is exquisitely curated and features a mixture of vibrant mixed media works, and paintings. Some created especially for this exhibition; by the five artists: Orlanda Broom, Crystal Fischetti, Elena Gual, Harry Rüdham and Marc Standing. The visual spectacle will run from 10th December – 22nd January 2021.

Primordial Instinct (2020), acrylic on canvas, 100 x 100cm © Marc Standing

The artists have worked on various other projects in the summer during the lockdown, such as Royal Academy of Arts Summer exhibition online (Orlanda Broom), ‘Art on a postcard’ winter auction 2020 @artonapostcard (Orlanda Broom & Marc Standing), featuring on the cover of ‘Wild Magazine’ (Elena Gual), Art therapy + Cartomancy. (Crystal Fischetti), & working with emerging artists on residencies (Harry Rüdham).

The accumulation of works by the five international artists creates a visual spectacle. Whilst having varying similarities they boast a vast spectrum of differences and subject matters, brought to the audience with perfect timing for the New Year.

Words by Adam Peter Hicks for Client Magazine

Harry Rudham ‘8 Circle’ Oil and Acrylic on Canvas, 152.5x102cm

Mystify by Crystal Fischetti

The Beholder of Truths (2020), acrylic on canvas, 100 x 100cm © Marc Standing

Seeker (2019), resin on canvas, 100 x 100cm © Orlanda Broom

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