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Coral Churchill
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Degree: BA Fine Art - Painting
University: Central Saint Martins
Graduation Year: 2007
New Blood Art Statement
Churchill paints reminiscent but abstracted forms: at one point a series of monkey portraits emerging from this abstraction. This body of work shows an idiosyncratic and engaging tact with colour. Her work explores hybridity, Darwinism and morphologies of forms, sampling and reconstructing different terrains and organic matter. Most of all the work emits a dynamic curiosity and sense of wonder. Churchill’s work has been published on the cover of Volume magazine and she was invited to exhibit in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2008.
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Artist Statement
I work with bright luminescent colour, painting forms that cross between recognisable and reminiscent. With empty void backgrounds I reference deep sea and space photography, while free form improvised structures create the basis of many paintings contrasting with portraits inspired by nineteenth-century daguerreotypes and autochromes. I use colour chromatically, in gradations that range from monochrome to acid drop intensities. I am influences by biomorphic forms, sampling and the false colour images of electron micrographs, as well as my current fascination with early forms of portrait photography.Read More...
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Selected Group Exhibitions
2013, AIR Residency 'Open', The Muse, London
2012, Art Alive, Kingly Court, London
2012, Orchestrated, Studio One Gallery
2012, Orchestrated, Studio One Gallery
2012, Art Alive, Kingly Court, London
2010, 400 Women, Shoreditch Town Hall
2010, The Trouble with Women, Menier Gallery
2009, Art Market, Yinka Shonibare Space
2009, One or Several Wolves?, Kingsgate Gallery
2009, London Art Fair, Islington
2008, Martian Hearts, Contemporary Art Projects, London
2008, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
2008, '00 Nature, Contemporary Art Projects, London
2008, Urban Art Show, The Old Cinema, London
2008, It's Not Over Yet, Etc Gallery, London
2007, Morphology, The Window Gallery, London