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Maxine R. Cameron Contemporary Art Galleries Contact & Artist Information |
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1979-1983 NORWICH One year exchange student, Nimes, 1983-89 various public & private
venues in The Lavenham and Boxford galleries,
1989-1995 Young Unknowns, Metro Gallery,
Portobello, Westminster Galleries. Great Expectations, Camberwell and
various café and restaurants 1995- 2003 Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn. Northcote
Gallery, Battersea.
Gagliardi Gallery, Kings Rd. Webb’s
Gallery, Battersea. Inspirations
Gallery, Greenwich/Petts Wood. 2002 2003-8 Nominated to exhibit at the
“Biennale di Firenze” 2003-2005 Quantum Contemporary Gallery.
London, 2006-2007 Art Contact,
Cambridgeshire
Gallery on the Hill, Warlingham,
Cat Hill Gallery, Merton.London 2003-2008 Gallery Kaleidoscope,
Willesden Lane, London. And many online galleries. After art school she
moved to In 1989 she moved to
The open
space art ( white-primed-canvas ) clears away the context
and opens up the space allowing for a more singular yet essentail approach: restrained yet dynamic. ,from
all the David Attenborough absorbed in childhood and constant visits to the local
natural history museum full of stuffed
animals and a fascination with the nature of matter and perceptions of
reality, eventually led to clearing away the context to set up a new narrative, a new approach to the subject matter and the viewers involvement. Without
an environment, their space becomes our space, full of quantum Possibilities They
become close up and personal causing an intimacy between subject and viewer to engage. A moment
of shared commonality and shared diversity. They
are academic in style with a sense of art deco, and English traditional painting: a minimal ascetic expressionism
for both grown-ups and children. Modern
Iconoclastic, aesthetic and eclectic. The work
has possibilities of development into areas of visual projections, either stationary or mobile, with images merging and separating
within a circular room. The quantum factors would serve well in this format. Conversational pieces with humour, warmth and perception. Hope your visit has
been Enjoyable comments are always
welcomed. Maxine.
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