Sunday 21 March 2010
Ikon infest
Sorry these have images been a bit slow to hit the web-waves. Those of you who are eagle-eyed might have already spotted the Palette Parasite infestation at Ikon, if not get down there soon and search away.
Wednesday 10 March 2010
Stolen/Missing
Monday 8 March 2010
Palette Parasite hits Wolverhampton
Tuesday 2 March 2010
Sunday 28 February 2010
Palette Parasite at Cornerhouse
Some more about the project
Keep your eyes open whilst visiting galleries this spring. Andrew Bracey has left his latest creations on the outside walls of four galleries across England. A Palette Parasite is a by-product of the painter’s day and the labour of the studio: the left over splodges of paint that do not make it as far as the finished painting. Bracey uses the excess paint to form tiny coral-like structures, in the process making the wasteful into something of more consequence. These have been surreptitiously attached to the exterior architecture of the galleries. In keeping with the contrary nature of these works, they deny the white cube interior as well as the status of painting, becoming something of a hybrid in the process. Palette Parasite can, or rather might be found at Ikon, Birmingham; Wolverhampton Art Gallery; Cornerhouse, Manchester and The Collection, Lincoln.
Saturday 6 February 2010
The Private Palette Parasite
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