Lyndsey Macleod :dose
Lyndsey Macleod will be working in the gallery for three weeks creating her forms from plaster. We will then have a one week exhibition.
Referencing alchemical symbolism and the use and fabrication of poisons in antiquity, Macleod combines juxtaposing symbols of life and death in these sculptures. Particular emphasis is placed on the production of arsenic in the 17th century, performed by certain perfumers. Specific physical materials are employed to investigate and communicate these ideas. Approx 70 visitors. More Photos
Opening Times
Sun 25th 11am - 6pm
Mon 26th Closed
Tues to Fri 6pm -9pm
Sat 31st 11am - 6pm
Sun 1st 11am - 6pm
The Fridge Gallery
Saturday 24th March - 1st April 2007
