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Karl Bielik, Bite



Paintings are there to be experienced, they are events. They are also to be meditated on and to be enjoyed by the senses, to be felt through the eye. Paintings are not to be reasoned with, they are not to baPaintings are there to be experienced, they are events. They are also to be meditated on and to be enjoyed by the senses, to be felt through the eye. Paintings are not to be reasoned with, they are not to bre to be recognized.
-John Hoyland


Meditations


Featuring work by:

Karl Bielik
Lisa Denyer
Rachael Macarthur
Matthew Macaulay
Sarah McNulty
Phoebe Mitchell
Joe Packer
Melanie Russell


Private View date 6th of June 6-9pm
Continues 6th June until 7th July
Friday – Saturday / 11am – 5pm or by appointment 

58-64 Corporation Street
Coventry
West Midlands CV11GF

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