exhibitions & events 2012

Robert McSpadyen

Robert is building a shrine to a deeply personal pantheon of the late 20th century's sharpest icons: silver screen goddesses, typically gamine, gun-toting, ideally both; rock'n'roll's holiest gunslingers; anti-heroes from cinema's slinkiest casting agency - all abstracted into impossibly vivid Technicolor. They approach a Soviet quality, like propaganda for a twilight zone.

Image: Robert McSpadyen, "Elizabeth My Dear", screenprint, 77 x 95 cm.