my solo exhibition - codex infinitum
opened October 10 at Switchback Gallery...
the gallery entrance is now guarded by my book pillars
inside the gallery...
there are large and small photographic prints,
a large book structure and a small handmade book
on the middle partition is my large print...
on the middle partition is my large print...
Ancora Imparo - 'I am still learning'
which is also the name given to the installation
which is also the name given to the installation
recreated in the middle of the gallery...
the installation contains the looooooong coptic bound book
codex inperfecto - the unfinished book
behind the middle partition
hidden from initial view...
is the large
(and beautiully lit)
nec tamen consumebatur - 'and yet it was not consumed'
also in this space are three works from 2010 that long term blog readers
will already be familiar with...
Novus libri scientia - The New Books of
Knowledge
Flammeus libri ardor - The fiery passion of the
book
and
genius loci
as well as a small coptic bound book
carpe diem
I'll share more of what's inside this small book
and some more of the individual works in the show
*next time*
so with a last look over my shoulder -- it's on its own....
codex infinitum - the infinite book
October 10 - November 7, 2013
Switchback Gallery, Churchill Victoria
...
brilliant and beautiful.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your kind words and spirit xx
DeleteRONNIE!!!!
ReplyDeletewhere is my beam-me-up-scottie magic wand because I sooooo want to go there and SEE THAT!
ahhhhhh you need to come here and see the big smile you just caused to spread over my face :D
DeleteLooking just fabulous, Ronnie! A great collection of your interesting and mind blowing work. Congratulations! Must have been hard to walk away...
ReplyDeleteactually carol it was mighty easy to drive away home.... but I'll only breathe a sigh of relief when the work has been examined and I find out if it passed.... THEN I'll breathe easy....
DeleteWish I could have been there to see it in the 'paper' so to speak but your photos help. Congratulations on such a terrific group of work.
ReplyDeleteLooks so exciting Ronnie... a brilliant show well worth seeing... here if not in real life!
ReplyDeletei, too, wish i could see it installed, but am thankful to have been watching from the wings all along. congratulations, ronnie.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I wish I could come, visit and see your works in person!
ReplyDeleteWow what a loooooong book! congratulations Ronnie the show looks fabulous!
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