The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space


25 January 2023
The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space 1
Francesco Pirazzi, Fermo (2019). Oil on canvas. 100 x 96 cm. Exhibition view: Eccentric Spaces, The Artist Room, London (11 January–4 February 2023). Courtesy The Artist Room.
The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space 2
Left to right: Fleur Patrick, Glass Curtains VII (2022). Graphite and oil on board. 21 x 15 cm; Glass Curtains V (2022). Graphite and oil on board. 30 x 30 cm. Exhibition view: Eccentric Spaces, The Artist Room, London (11 January–4 February 2023). Courtesy The Artist Room.
The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space 3
Left to right: Graham Little, Untitled (Mountain) (2021). Gouache on paper. 36.5 x 34.6 cm; William Brickel, Untitled (2022). Oil on board. 40 x 40 cm. Exhibition view: Eccentric Spaces, The Artist Room, London (11 January–4 February 2023). Courtesy The Artist Room.
The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space 4
Left to right: Iva Lulashi, We will also need to sleep, holy love (2022). Oil on canvas. 25 x 30 cm; Ebbra di digiuno (2022). Oil on canvas. 40 x 50 cm; Do you feel my heart (2022). Oil on canvas. 30 x 40 cm; Leonard Baby, The Face You Make When It's Time To Go (2022). Acrylic and oil on wood panel. 28 x 36 cm. Exhibition view: Eccentric Spaces, The Artist Room, London (11 January–4 February 2023). Courtesy The Artist Room.
The Artist Room: A Poetics of Space 5
Martin Kippenberger, Untitled (Hotel Hessischer Hof, Frankfurt am Main) (1995). Pencil, coloured pencil on Hotel stationery. 29.5 x 21 cm. Courtesy The Artist Room.

The Artist Room's charming group show, Eccentric Spaces in London (11 January–4 February 2023) borrows its focus and title from a 1977 publication by the late architecture critic Robert Harbison.

Harbison garnered attention within architectural circles for his poetic notion of space as a continually changing and fluid entity, and his dissection of the artist figure as a manufacturer of idiosyncratic, eccentric spaces.

In the light-filled Soho gallery, a collection of works by different artists evoke such spatial allegories, providing a diverse, layered response to Harbison's words.

Among highlights is a small oil on board by William Brickel, an intimate hotel drawing by Martin Kippenberger, the voyeuristic works of Tirana-born artist Iva Lulashi, and a perforated walnut and pine-wood sculpture by Anderson Borba.

The Artist Room will partake in Latin America's biggest art fair, ZONAMACO in Mexico City (8–12 February 2023), with a solo presentation of William Brickel's works.


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