Showing posts with label Elaine Duigenan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elaine Duigenan. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

CURRENT EXHIBITION

WE SHOW HERE, DECEMBER 1 – 24, 2016






During the month of December, and leading up to the Christmas and New Year holidays, we are exhibiting a wonderfully diverse selection of contemporary photographs. Each of the artworks are small to medium-sized, framed and ready to be taken away. The perfect 'gift of art'. 

If you don't see what you're looking for on the gallery walls, let us know! We'll dive into the gallery inventory and help you to find the perfect artwork. 

The gallery has artworks ranging in values from $300 through to $68,000. So, whatever your budget, we're pretty certain we have you covered.

Each Saturday, we'll also be offering some special sales, on both artworks and photobooks. These offers will be limited to those specific days, and collectors will be alerted via the Gallery Newsletter. If you're not on our mailing list, you can SIGN UP HERE.



Saturday, October 15, 2016

ELAINE DUIGENAN: IPA AWARDS

We are delighted to announce that Elaine Duignan has been awarded a 2nd Place in the 2016 International Photo Awards. The award is given for the Blossfeldt's Apprentice series, which we debuted at the AIPAD Photography Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York earlier this year.

Elaine Duigenan's work takes a close look at objects. Things are never quite what they seem, and her work is pared down to find singular beauty. Pale specimens glow in inky black spaces and appear to hang by a thread. There is strength and fragility, perfection and imperfection. Her work teases the viewer as images hover somewhere between quirkiness and elegance.

Blossfeldt's Apprentice (2016)


Artworks are available for collectors as follows:

16.5'' x 11.5'', Edition 3+2AP
11.75'' x 8.25'', Edition 3+2AP

Archival Pigment Prints with Certificate of Authentication



Monday, June 27, 2016

ELAINE DUIGENAN: AWARD WINNER

MOSCOW INTERNATIONAL FOTO AWARDS

We are delighted to congratulate gallery artist, Elaine Duigenan, on being awarded 2nd place, in two categories of the 2016 Moscow International Foto Awards, with her newly-released series Blossfeldt's Apprentice.

"The images are of objects made out of twist ties.  They attempt to recreate some of the plant structures that were revealed in iconic photographs by the German artist Karl Blossfeldt (1920’s). The limits of working with such a humble material become the prime focus as the struggle to imitate nature is shown in loose threads and the tension between perfection and imperfection".—Elaine Duigenan.

Grey Thistle (2016) © Elaine Duigenan


The Blossfeldt's Apprentice series consists of 10 photographs, and are available to purchase as individual photographs, or as complete sets. Two editions are available as follows: 

16.5" x 11.5", Edition: 3+2AP
11.75" x 8.25", Edition: 3+2AP

Archival Ultrachrome Pigment Ink

Hahnemuehle Archival Museum Etching 350gsm
Authentication: signed, dated, numbered, titled on verso and signed certificate

Please contact Darren Ching for additional information, including pricing and availability.

View the series on the gallery website.
View the series on the gallery's ARTSY Profile.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Elaine Duigenan's MICRO MUNDI

During June—August 2010, we exhibited a new series of photographs by our gallery artist, Elaine Duigenan, entitled Micro Mundi. In this intimate series of images, she has photographed the arterial wanderings of snails, as they graze upon algae, leaving behind an aftermath of claw-like patterns—caused by the rasping action of the snail’s spiky tongue. 

Orbis Atlantis from the Micro Mundi series. © 2010 Elaine Duigenan

On a micro level, these rambling, chaotic and protracted patterns, attest to a seemingly plodding yet vigorous life-form. On a macro level, they’re dendritic appearance resemble earth’s estuaries as viewed from far above. By presenting the images within a circular frame, these stunning monochromatic photographs are transformed into floating planets, as we would imagine them to be on a cosmic scale. The planetary metaphor is further enhanced with titles that refer to cartographic terms of old, that placed Earth in a philosophical and religious setting.

Prior to their completion and exhibition, an image from Micro Mundi was launched into space on Shuttle Atlantis on November 16th 2009.

This came about as a collaboration with Astronaut Leland Melvin, who was so taken with the ideas in the work, that he offered to carry an image on the mission and photograph it in a window of The International Space Station. Below is Elaine Duigenan's photograph, Orbis Atlantis, in the The Kibo Lab and photographed by Leland Melvin to connect with the Earth (see the Amazon River).

Mission STS-129. 171 orbits round the Earth, 17,500 mph, distance 4,490,138 miles. Image © 2009 Leland Melvin/NASA.

As we write, Space Shuttle Atlantis is completing its final mission. You can own both a small piece of its illustrious legacy and an exquisite photograph by a talented artist.  Orbis Atlantis is available for purchase through the gallery in two editions. 

14" diameter, 24"x20" sheet (Edition of 5, 2 AP's), Availability: 2 & 1 AP
18.5" diameter, 32"x24" sheet (Edition of 2, 1AP), Availability: 2 & 1 AP
Medium: Pigment Print on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag

 A copy of the above certificate accompanies each edition of Orbis Atlantis.