July 25, 2015 - August 22, 2015
Jennifer Goodman’s practice examines spatial relationships, with reference to colour theory and the history of abstraction. Whilst she once undertook a dedicated exploration of grided geometry, as her work evolved, she moved away from the constraints of the grid towards a freer-form which allows shapes to intuitively move and bend, overlap and swerve.
This exhibition features a number of Goodman’s small collages, which often act as the starting point for her large paintings. These works offer an intimate glimpse into the workings of the artist and the development of the larger paintings which featured in her major solo exhibition, counter-current.
