The Last Terminal: Reflections on the Coming Apocalypse - Volume III, Part 3: The Recipient
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We welcome you to the third chapter of The Last Terminal, Volume III, titled The Recipient, a continuation of two parallel long term solo exhibitions: Om vijf uur? Slapen. by gerlach en koop (2024–) and Paintings by Lisa Ivory (2024–2025).
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Lisa Ivory (2024–2025)
Ivory’s paintings point to an evolving story with a seemingly clear narrative arc yet the stories do not easily yield to identifications and sympathies. They undermine our certainties about where we are in relation to what we are looking at. They lead one into a painterly universe; a shadow world, a natural habitat for nudes, skeletons, and domesticated monsters.
In Part 1: Beating Death With His Own Arm, we presented two paintings titled Tourist In Your Town and Love And Communication.
In Part 2: Errors, we presented three new paintings titled Foal Phantom, Hard Times, Call It Something Nice. All made in 2023.
In Part 3: The Recipient, we present three new works by the British artist Lisa Ivory (1966, London).…
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The Last Terminal: Reflections on the Coming Apocalypse - Volume III, Part 3: The Recipient
Press Release
We welcome you to the third chapter of The Last Terminal, Volume III, titled The Recipient, a continuation of two parallel long term solo exhibitions: Om vijf uur? Slapen. by gerlach en koop (2024–) and Paintings by Lisa Ivory (2024–2025).
Paintings
Lisa Ivory (2024–2025)
Ivory’s paintings point to an evolving story with a seemingly clear narrative arc yet the stories do not easily yield to identifications and sympathies. They undermine our certainties about where we are in relation to what we are looking at. They lead one into a painterly universe; a shadow world, a natural habitat for nudes, skeletons, and domesticated monsters.
In Part 1: Beating Death With His Own Arm, we presented two paintings titled Tourist In Your Town and Love And Communication.
In Part 2: Errors, we presented three new paintings titled Foal Phantom, Hard Times, Call It Something Nice. All made in 2023.
In Part 3: The Recipient, we present three new works by the British artist Lisa Ivory (1966, London).…
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