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Behind the scenes
The final paper sheet has been glued and the sealant is being applied on our newest Outer Spaces work, Tjalling is Innocent.
Tjalling de Vries Tjalling is Innocent (in progress) 2012. Paper collage.
Back wall of CoCA, viewable from Worcester Boulevard.
A Christchurch Art Gallery Outer Spaces project in association with CoCA.
It's almost all systems go for Tjalling de Vries' enigmatically named, elusively surfaced paste-up on the back of CoCA. Stunning viewing from Worcester Boulevard, it is also worth a closer inspection, as an intriguing selection of images reveal themselves through rips and tears in each of five paper layers. Thanks to our friends at CoCA for providing such a great backdrop. And yes, that's Tjalling walking purposefully away. Job done (nearly).
Tjalling de Vries Tjalling is Innocent (in progress) 2012. Paper collage.
Back wall of CoCA, viewable from Worcester Boulevard.
A Christchurch Art Gallery Outer Spaces project in association with CoCA.
Related
Exhibition
Miranda Parkes / Tjalling de Vries: Keep left, keep right
18 November 2012
Sharing an interest in expanding the idea of abstract painting beyond its traditional borders, Miranda Parkes and Tjalling de Vries explore the creative possibilities of commercial billboards in an exhibition that combines painting and projection to obstruct and intrigue in equal measure.
Exhibition
Tjalling is Innocent
29 October 2012
An ambitious paste-up work by local artist Tjalling de Vries on CoCa's back wall (viewable from Worcester Boulevard), Tjalling is Innocent is an Outer Spaces project presented in association with CoCA.