Ann Christopher, RA
Discover artist Ann Christopher in a new light at this 2016 Royal Academy show
This spring, whilst Renoir, Cezanne, Monet Pissarro, Manet, Sargent, Kandinsky, Van Gogh, Matisse, Klimt and Klee riot downstairs in Painting the Modern Garden, a quieter Royal Academy show is taking place. Upstairs, in the Tennant Gallery, Royal Academician Ann Christopher will present a series of drawings and a single sculpture.
Christopher's work is soothingly understated. Known primarily as a sculptor, she creates precise abstract works, which take their cue from natural forms. Her drawings are similarly hushed; in single lines, Christopher contemplates her surroundings, from urban cityscapes and modern architecture to craggy coastlines, plant structures and ancient relics.
This small exhibition will be a contemplative antidote to the colour and noise downstairs: be sure to drop by.
Christopher's work is soothingly understated. Known primarily as a sculptor, she creates precise abstract works, which take their cue from natural forms. Her drawings are similarly hushed; in single lines, Christopher contemplates her surroundings, from urban cityscapes and modern architecture to craggy coastlines, plant structures and ancient relics.
This small exhibition will be a contemplative antidote to the colour and noise downstairs: be sure to drop by.
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What | Ann Christopher, RA |
Where | Royal Academy, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD | MAP |
Nearest tube | Piccadilly Circus (underground) |
When |
25 Feb 16 – 29 May 16, Open daily 10am-6pm |
Price | £14; Concessions £9 |
Website | Please click here for more information |