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Artist Curated: Ten Artworks in Ten Minutes: Suzy Murphy

Past viewing_room
11 - 25 December 2020
  • Artist Curated: Ten Artworks in Ten Minutes

  • SUZY MURPHY curates - Ten artworks in ten minutes

     

    We are pleased to present the first in a series of artist-curated viewing rooms, where a gallery artist has selected ten works from our inventory. All we have asked is that they choose pieces that they find engaging, inspiring or thought-provoking. 

     
    Our aim is that this distillation will encourage us all to look more closely and to see familiar pictures in a new way - helping us to better understand both the works that have been chosen and the artist who has chosen them.

     

    Suzy Murphy - Biography

     

  • Helen Frankenthaler, Japanese Maple, 2005 Artworks

    Helen Frankenthaler

    Japanese Maple, 2005
    I wanted to start with this beautiful print by Frankenthaler. Its not just the beauty, but the completeness of this work, that draws me in. Her saturated colour fills every piece of the paper. She has totally mastered her own language. 
  • Tom Hammick, Violetta & Alfredo's Escape, 2016 Artworks

    Tom Hammick

    Violetta & Alfredo's Escape, 2016
    Hammick’s works take me on a visual journey. His colours vibrate on a special frequency that transport me to a world that is uniquely his. I find myself there, in this world, wishing I could stay.
  • David Hockney, 17 May 2011, 2011 Artworks

    David Hockney

    17 May 2011, 2011
    It was essential for me to include a work by Hockney. Not only have I always loved his work, I’ve always respected how he pushes through barriers to find new ways of making art. Here he is, in his 70’s, making IPad drawings, then blowing them up so large, you could walk into them. Stunning. 
  • Georgie Hopton, Fontainebleau, 2020 Artworks

    Georgie Hopton

    Fontainebleau, 2020
    In Hopton’s work I see someone who wants to give equality to all things. So whether it’s vegetables from her garden (that she herself has grown) or paper cut outs, or photographs of herself placed amongst these personal objects, they are all one and the same thing. They are all part of her reality, and what it means to be her, living in her world. Art and craft dissolve into one... and for me this is dazzling.  
  • Georgie Hopton, Gathering Globe Amaranth, 2007 Artworks

    Georgie Hopton

    Gathering Globe Amaranth, 2007
    I’ve chosen this photo of Hopton’s not only because it is beautiful and harmonious but  because it embodies all that she is about. Herself, placed in her garden, amongst the flowers that she has grown. 
  • Gary Hume, Plant, 2000 Artworks

    Gary Hume

    Plant, 2000
    Hume’s line drawings tell me a story of someone who has spent their life looking. Really looking. Everything unnecessary is removed so all that remains is what is meant to be there. There is so much intelligence in his lines, and it’s this, more than anything, that captures me. 
  • Ellsworth Kelly, Black, 1964-65 Artworks

    Ellsworth Kelly

    Black, 1964-65
    Kelly’s works are monumental in their simplicity. He understands the bare bones of what is needed to have a visual experience with his art. It’s like camouflage. We feel there is something hidden beneath. Genius really. I would love to have this hanging on my studio wall. 
  • Ellsworth Kelly, Blue and Orange and Green, 1964-65 Artworks

    Ellsworth Kelly

    Blue and Orange and Green, 1964-65

    Which leads onto this print... Kelly’s abstraction at its best. A totem of sensation... shape & colour...pure visual joy. 

  • Ellsworth Kelly, Melon Leaf, 1965-66 Artworks

    Ellsworth Kelly

    Melon Leaf, 1965-66

    I love the beauty and simplicity of this work. His line drawings also tell me how well he observed the natural world, and how that knowledge must have informed his process of abstraction.  

  • David Shrigley, Art Will Save the World, 2019 Artworks

    David Shrigley

    Art Will Save the World, 2019

    ... because it will. It saves mine every day. 

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  • Works Available By Suzy Murphy

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