Clifton Gallery is pleased to showcase twelve artworks that highlight the boldness of black and white. Reducing the colour palette to black and white provides artists with a fantastic opportunity to create strong artworks that let their compositions shine.
The chosen artworks include:
David Hockney’s Sunflowers etching, a large sized print featuring a beautiful floral composition that captivates the eye when viewing in person.
Idris Khan’s Death of Painting lithograph, a beautifully framed abstract work from his sought after early career works.
Damien Hirst’s Diacetoxyscirpenol spot etching, a clean, crisp composition of Damien Hirst’s iconic spots on an extra large scale, the print itself measuring just over 2 metres wide and 1 metre tall.
Nicolas Party’s Portrait With a Seahorse Necklace, a fascinating figurative portrait by the celebrated Swiss artist.
David Shrigley’s Talk to the Hand linocut that combines one of his famous phrases with a bold hand.
Tracey Emin’s Not Yet The End lithograph which showcases her classic intimate, autobiographical style that explore all elements of her life.
