Grant Alexander
Wrong Track
15 Aug - 2 Sept
Observations of a mature and meandering mind. Will the Fast Track prove to be the Best Track or are we on the Wrong Track? Some works make comment about Aotearoa being on the Wrong Track. Some make comment about resource hungry AI and its sloppy verbose endeavours. Others may provoke a thought or two, some may raise a laugh. The works in this exhibition have all ( bar one ) been painted since my last solo show at satellite2
Harry Prinsep- Lines of Passage
An 18 year old Victoria University Product Design undergraduate. Until recently a Devonport resident. Harry is a painter of birds, landscapes and Aotearoa history. As well as being a Lego builder extraordinaire. harry_prinsep. Harry is Grant Alexander's eldest grandson.
An 18 year old Victoria University Product Design undergraduate. Until recently a Devonport resident. Harry is a painter of birds, landscapes and Aotearoa history. As well as being a Lego builder extraordinaire. harry_prinsep. Harry is Grant Alexander's eldest grandson.
Glenys Howard.
A self-taught print maker and collage artist with ten years’ experience, living in Port Macquarie NSW Australia. When not attending Camp Creative in Bellingen NSW, Glenys is busy scouring op shops and building up her reference library of objects and papers that inspire her practice. Glenys is the sister of Grant Alexander.
Artwork 297mm x 210mm and $75 each
A self-taught print maker and collage artist with ten years’ experience, living in Port Macquarie NSW Australia. When not attending Camp Creative in Bellingen NSW, Glenys is busy scouring op shops and building up her reference library of objects and papers that inspire her practice. Glenys is the sister of Grant Alexander.
Artwork 297mm x 210mm and $75 each
