RECENT EXHIBITION

 
 

Jerico Contemporary was delighted to present our first exhibition in Paris, ‘SANSTITRE’, with Australian artist Luke Chiswell. This series embodies the essence of transformation, reinterpretation, and the artistic process. Within these works, there's a consistent theme of metamorphosis, as remnants and canvas offcuts from previous creations give birth to new shapes and compositions. Canvases are stretched and reversed to offer fresh perspectives, with exposed staples paying homage to the creative construction process, all sealed within epoxy—a symbol of an ongoing creative cycle where past works become integral to and inform new ones.

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RECENT EXHIBITION

 
 

NICK HERD | EDIBLE

We were delighted to present 'Edible' our second solo exhibition with New Zealand artist Nick Herd. In his latest series Herd’s arrangements are small, intimate and distinctly more abstract than we have seen by the artist previously. Each of the ten oil on canvas works in the exhibition have been painted from nasturtiums; a sprawling classic cottage garden plant with trumpet-shaped flowers that is both vibrant and edible. With radically layered textures and bold defining strokes the flowers and stems appear as if they are rapidly moving across the canvas.

For 'Edible' the artist has expanded his practice to include a series of works on paper. The artistic process for Herd, originates with freshly picked flowers or market bunches which he paints over a series of days; meaning that each time he sits to paint the arrangement has bloomed, decayed or moved. Where the oil paintings were painted from nasturtiums, the works on paper were inspired by poppies. The titles of the works on paper come from the time of day the artist captured the flowers in his studio.  

The show continued until Saturday 2nd of September 2023.



ARTIST FEATURE

Artist in Residence | Paige Northwood at Assembly Label, Paddington.

IN THE PRESS

RUSSH Magazine includes Jerico Contemporary on their list of the 20 best galleries to visit in Sydney.