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Biomorphism may have been a tendency in art since the 1930s, but the allusive, figurative works of Nick Evans suggest an active engagement with prehistory. Specifically, that could be a past in which aliens were first to colonise the vast exhibition space at Tramway.
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Glasgow based sculptor Nick Evans makes solid, organic forms sculptures from white plaster which combine abstract and figurative elements, and convey and convey a humorous exuberance or visceral energy.
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Glasgow artist Evans has got rave reviews for his newly commissioned sculptures, and that has nothing to do with local bias. Billed as part lost civilisation/part theme park
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Nick Evans (b. 1976, Mufulira, Zambia) studied at Glasgow School of Art and the Royal College of Fine Arts, Stockholm, and lives and works in Glasgow. In 2008 he held a residency at the European Ceramic Work Centre in the Netherlands.
Selected solo exhibitions include Anti Autonome, Mary Mary, Glasgow (2010), Use History Autonome, Washington Garcia, Glasgow (2009), Primary School, Inverleith House, Edinburgh (2008), Rational Slab, Mary Mary, Glasgow (2007), Abstract Machines, Tate Gallery, St. Ives, Cornwall (2006), Some Newer Formalisms, Sorcha Dallas, Glasgow (2005), Remember Old Pineapple Face, Glasgow Project Room and Lumumba is Dead, Transmission Gallery, Glasgow (2002).
Nick Evans is represented by Mary Mary, Glasgow
For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art
