Talk:Jonathan Ellery
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[edit]I've moved this here for discussion, quoting, attribution. One problem is that the cited source doesn't support any part of this.
- The main thread running through all of Ellery’s art is that of sequence and of an unfolding narrative. He offers each work as one part of a continuous series, strengthened by its succession.[1] The work reveals a delight in constructing certain orders and in exploring the tensions between them, such as a crumpled beer mat next to a wooden sign painted by his father or a blossom next to a pin. The fuel for these ambiguous couplings are the common matters of life, that of memories, of childhood, of his family and his relationship with women.
- The concept of his work is constant while the materials he uses come and go, from machined brass and traditional Portland stone to digital technology and sound. The medium he works in also changes, from sculpture to performance, film to photography.
--Lexein (talk) 02:47, 13 November 2011 (UTC)
References
- ^ Creative Review, March 2007, Edited by Patrick Burgoyne.
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