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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/dot-art-borderline/
SUMMARY:dot-art Gallery: dot-art: Borderline
DESCRIPTION:dot-art: Borderline\n\nLaunch takes place Thursday 11th July\, 
 5-7pm\n\nThe dot-art Gallery’s new exhibition\, Borderline\, opens on Fr
 iday 12th July and will showcase the work of five North West based artist
 s\, each exploring the relationship between geographical boundaries in a v
 ariety of artistic styles.\n\nRalph Waldo Emerson described the horizon as
  ‘the point of astonishment’. However\, it isn’t a point\, it is a l
 ine. This exhibition showcases a new way to connect with landscapes\; each
  artist depicting the space where two natural edges meet and where one sur
 face borders with another. The artists reflect and interpret our physical 
 landscapes\, painting the overlapping of elements at coastlines\, cliff ed
 ges\, open plains and the liminal transition from sea to sky.\n\nSimon Coo
 per is a Manchester based artist whose monotonal landscapes were first cr
 eated to reflect his personal experience of grief and the hope and optimis
 m born from a state of grievance. His metaphorical use of resisting vertic
 als and the demarcations of rocky cliffs against soft hues of cloud depict
  the complex stages of emotion from depression to enlightenment.\n\nGraham
 e Ashcroft is a professional artist based in Merseyside. His works are in
  private and municipal collections both in the UK\, Europe and USA. A colo
 urist painter\, Grahame’s intense yet elegant depictions of naturally oc
 curring borders form vibrant and joyful compositions of mountain peaks and
  lively coastlines.\n\nNorth Wales based painter Catherine Taylor Parry 
 is inspired by natural forms in her work\, the subtle suggestion of bounda
 ry lines in each of her pieces are highlighted by flecks of bright colour 
 creating atmospheric and poetic scenes.\n\nLancashire artist Rob Edmondso
 n includes both coast and moorland in his naturalistic paintings. The foc
 us of his art is deeply introspective\, as for each piece he considerately
  questions the composition\, exploiting light to accentuate the fluid boun
 dary between two elements.\n\nKevin Adams is largely self-taught. His nat
 ural ability to use flowing composition emphasises the blending of water t
 o sky. Often using pastel tones\, Kevin’s coastal depictions reflect the
  meditative qualities of local shorelines.\n\nThe exhibition continues unt
 il 25th August. Entry is free and all are welcome.
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