New exhibitions at South Hill Park

Associated media

3 December – 29 January

Dr. Raimi Gbadamosi: Banquet
Ellie Rees: The Day of Twenty Four Cakes
Holly Drewett: Invisible Cities
Anna Roch Deus:  Action: Reaction
Bracknell Camera Club:  Transformation

Opening Reception on Sat 3 December, 4-6pm.
 
All welcome
Banquet by Dr. Raimi Gbadamosi (Bracknell Gallery) is a meeting point for people with complicated social relationships. Even though festive banquets are often celebratory feasts, they may highlight social exclusion and the uneasiness of social gatherings: Raimi offers much food for thought. Continuing with the theme, Ellie Rees’s 24 hour film, The Day of Twenty Four Cakes, is presented outside the gallery. The season also presents work by two Artists in Residence. Holly Drewett’s Invisible Cities (Mirror Gallery) invites the spectator on a journey through landscape, architecture and rich cultures such as India and Nepal. Machi de Waard’s: Fundamental: Modernist Forms (Tall Hall) showcases Machi’s new jewellery collection, inspired by abstract expressionism and minimalism. In Atrium, Anna Roch Deus’s abstract light atmospheres move between balance and imbalance, playfully inviting movement on the canvas. The Community Gallery presents the Bracknell Camera Club, exploring the concept of transformation: a process of alteration, conversion or metamorphosis, promising some interesting photographs.

 
South Hill Park Arts Centre,Ringmead, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 7PA.
Directions at: http://www.southhillpark.org.uk/viewmap

Mansion Space & Community Galleries:
Monday to Saturday: 9am-11 p.m.
Sunday: 11am-10.30 p.m.
 
Bracknell Gallery:  
Wednesday: 7-9.30 p.m.

Thursday to Saturday: 1-9.30 p.m.

Sunday: 1-5 p.m.

Free admission