A contemporary of Antony Gormley, Richard Deacon and Tony Cragg, Nicholas Pope (b.1949) is one of the most original and under-rated artists working in Britain today. His burgeoning career was interrupted by a serious illness in the 1980s, but since then he has worked in a wide variety of materials - from stone to felted wool - to address issues of spirituality and existence in often absurd and humorous, yet poignant ways.
This exhibition visit takes us to his solo show at acclaimed Gallery, The Sunday Painter in London, in May 2021, enjoy papier mache spirit portals and giant, wall hanging, carpet doodles.
To learn more about Nicholas Pope including accessing available work please copy and paste this link: gertrude.com/artists/nicholas...