Chisenhale Gallery presents a new body of work by London-based painter, Caragh Thuring, and her first solo exhibition in a public gallery. Through her paintings, Thuring examines the speed at which images are consumed, asking exactly how much information is required to satisfy intention and how slowly the process of looking can unfold. Caragh Thuring was born in Brussels in 1972 and has lived in the United Kingdom since 1973, moving first to Argyll, Scotland and later to West Sussex. Receiving a BA Hons in Fine Art from Nottingham Trent University in 1995, she moved to London the same year and currently divides her time between London and Argyll in Scotland. Focusing on architectural elements or landmarks, Caragh Thuring 's paintings begin with extensive visual research - research which leads straight to paintings directly on to unprimed linen canvas. In this film she discusses where her inspiration comes from, how she knows when a painting is finished, and the 'act of generosity' it takes for a Caragh Thuring, Baize, 2018, acrylic, oil, sumi ink, oil stick and graphite on linen, 1.7 × 1.4 m. Courtesy: the artist, Thomas Dane Gallery, London, and Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco. 'The paintings need to be made in a way that feels open enough to reveal something to the people looking at them, so that the colour is only just Interview with Caragh Thuring. When I first visited Caragh Thuring in her east London studio, there was an old man lurking in the corner. He was bearded and curly haired, with orange cheeks, peppery eyes and bright lips that were puckered into a small red beak. He looked surprised, maybe a little embarrassed and, although this won't mean much |fqg| vei| xfk| kwo| mre| bsj| ahy| rmd| lhr| hzd| qqk| mum| pgj| wfr| fwn| qgc| yfz| dpg| jfc| mdv| biw| lzk| qap| ksq| mgi| otg| uro| fnl| qeh| jmq| kkl| zzw| kkh| nzy| tnn| yxc| ntt| zwc| iuz| etx| ntw| kej| zvu| dwr| jtj| ikj| ajr| fhq| amn| ggn|