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Shudder: In this international group exhibition co-curated with Animate, drawing - by nature in flux and mobile- is combined with animation techniques to create disjointed, deeply affecting narratives.
The selected works tap into the cartoon tradition of anthropomorphism, shocking violence and deep psychological impulses but resist its narrative impulse.
This exhibition exploits the capacity of drawing to bring characters to life, however basic they might be, a tradition much exploited through cartoons and caricature, and through simple animation techniques.
Selected artists include Edwina Ashton, Barry Doup, Avish Khebrehzadeh, Matt Mullican, Raymond Pettibon, Naoyuki Tsuji.
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With thanks and best wishes,
Nadege
Shudder at The Drawing Room in London, Greater London on Thursday, 21 January 2010.
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