Based on the childhood memories of venturing to the local shop and choosing a ten pence mixed bag of sweets. You are not quite sure what you will find inside…seventeen artists!, from the urbanization of modernity to conceptualized explorations of gallery space, there is a selection of paintings, sculptures and installations that encompass the viewer. Liverpool Biennial Indepents 2002
Artists: Tony Knox. Richard Meaghan. David Handcock . Eleanor Heath. Cath Shea. Julian Broadhurst. Michael Roberts. Anetta Kuebler . Simon Sawyer. Ste Renshaw. Ken O’Hare . Steven Hines . Steven Westwood . Tom McIlwaine. A couple of cherrys. Poster design by Lewis Hamaltion Moth paper bag installation by Tony Knox, this work was inspired by the residency at the turnpike gallery Leigh , prior to the Blundell street show and with the tight budget for promotion of the show a concept was born to print the posters on paper bags , Hence the title of the show "what's in the paper bag" through the course of the show the moth paper bags drop to the ground and the piece was changeling ,moth paper bags where left for the public to take for free " I wanted to give the viewer a piece of art to physically take back for free" . Tony knox (2002) Other work featured in the show by tony Knox was "Elvis has left the building Honky tonk man" and here are other examples some of the artist featured in the show.
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