An exhibition exploring the themes of tenderness will open at Liminal Gallery in Margate.
‘Try a little Tenderness’ brings together the works of three artists whose practice is unified in the attempt to capture fleeting moments.
Ingrid Berthon-Moine’s multidisciplinary work explores the human experience in all its humour, beauty, fleshiness and rawness. Using simplified forms, Berthon-Moine hints at notions of sexuality, life and death, often with a playfulness which encourages the sensation of touch and tactileness.
Flora Bradwell’s practice revels in the grotesque. Spanning painting, soft sculpture, installation and performance, Bradwell takes the bodily form and mutates it into giant proportions. Colourful and comforting yet alien, questioning notions of home, care and our relationship with our own bodies.
Damien Flood’s work spans painting and sculpture and is recognisably traditional but steeped in modern principles.
All are welcome to join the opening of ‘Try a little…Tenderness’ on Saturday 4th February 5pm-8pm. The event is sponsored by Old Dairy Brewery. The exhibition runs until February 23.
Liminal Gallery, 34 Fort Hill, Margate.
