Lamb Gallery, Palma, Olhão
25 March–1 April 2023
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Alma BerrowI sea what your doing, 2023Ceramic50 x 31
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Anderson BorbaUntitled (totemzinho), 2023Pink Peroba wood23 x 14 x 14 cm
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Pippa El-Kadhi BrownNight Dwellers, 2021Oil, acrylic and pencil on canvas150 x 270 cm (dyptich)
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Alexandre da CunhaBalls (Night), 2020Acrylic resin and paper straw
Black: 13 x 15 x 13 cm
Blue: 29 x 15 x 14 cm -
Alexandre da CunhaTerracotta Ebony 2, 2003SculptureBlack: 21 x ø 14 cm
Small brown: 17.5 x ø 14.5 cm
Brown: 26 x ø 13.5 cm -
Clara HastrupUntitled (Potatoes), 2021Potatoes, perfume bottle tops34 x 15 x 14 cm (dimensions variable)
photograph: 59.4 x 42 cm (excl. frame)Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof (#3/3) -
Clara HastrupUntitled (Bell Pepper), 2021Bell pepper, keyhole, screws, key10 x 10 x 12 cm (dimensions variable)
photograph: 59.4 x 42 cm (excl. frame)Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof (#2/3) -
Clara HastrupUntitled (Sweet Corn), 2021Sweet corn, paint roller frame30 x 19.5 x 5 cm (dimensions variable)
photograph: 59.4 x 42 cm (excl. frame)Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof (#2/3) -
Maria Livman(água benta) holy water, 2022Oil and porcelain on canvas
35 x 35 x 25 cm -
Amadeo Luciano LorenzatoSem título (Untitled), 1978Oil on board41 x 46 cm
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Fernando Marques PenteadoFlorais Rajados__02, 2017Hand embroidery on oil painting, gauze and cotton78 x 59 cm
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Tiago MestreSkull, jar and knife, 2023Ceramic, bronzeVase 52 x 20 cm
Skull 20 x 20 cm
Knife 35 x 15 cm -
Tiago MestreBig sun, small moon, 2023Bronze32 x 32 cm
26 x 26 cm -
Bruno MoutinhoPositive energy / young people / yes Brazil, 2023Acrylic on plaster35 x 24 cm
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Bruno MoutinhoTo find forgiveness and love, 2023ResinVariable, 19 x 19 cm each
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Marina WoiskyShell, 2023Oil on canvas and cotton75 x 75 cm
LAMB Gallery and PALMA are pleased to present "Still Life/Still Living," an exhibition that invites viewers to witness an unconventional gathering of sculptures seated around a table, as if they were dinner guests.
The sculptures on display have been created by various artists from diverse cultural and aesthetic backgrounds, yet they share a common space in the exhibition, engaging in unexpected and intriguing conversations. Each piece is carefully placed around or near the table to create a harmonious yet unpredictable arrangement, much like the interactions between real-life dinner guests.
By creating this dynamic living environment, the exhibition explores the concept of still life in contemporary art, pushing beyond our traditional perceptions of the genre, which typically feature inanimate objects arranged in a static composition.
Featuring emerging artists Pippa El-Kadhi Brown (b. 1996), Alma Berrow (b.1992) Clara Hastrup (b.1990), Marina Woisky (b. 1997), Maria Livman and Bruno Moutinho as well as established artists Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato (1900 - 1995), Anderson Borba (b. 1972), Alexandre da Cunha, (b. 1969) Fernando Marques Penteado (b. 1955) and Tiago Mestre (b. 1975), the exhibition reflects LAMB Gallery’s ethos to encourage and develop curatorial dialogues between multi-generational artists from Latin America and Britain.