
An exhibition of new works by the artist Robyn Ward. Ward juxtaposes the cosy, domestic world of early youth with the gritty visuals of adolescent rebellion and a distinctly adult sensibility, to create work that is restlessly interrogative and darkly humorous. '
Once Upon A Time' sees seemingly innocent familiar cartoon characters from childhood set against antithetical subject matter, stirring feelings of an idyllic childhood long gone, or perhaps one which never existed. Ward’s paintings deal with various current issues - ranging from racism and corruption to global warming and Brexit – as he explores the anxieties and contradictions of present-day society. His new work explores the themes of racism and bigotry in particular, through landmark historical moments.
These assured works document Ward's talent for creating contemporary abstraction, oozing with his wry take on twenty first century culture. Ward's work is increasingly highly sought after by a new generation of young celebrity art collectors, including rising Hollywood actors and music producers.
Exhibition dates:
Opening night: 10th May at HOFA Gallery, 30 Royal Opera Arcade, SW1Y 4UY.
The exhibition will stay at HOFA Gallery, 30 Royal Opera Arcade until 13th May. From the 14th-16th May the exhibition will be at HOFA Gallery, 58 Maddox Street, W1S 1AY.
Artists named in this listing
- Robyn Ward
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