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Georgina Gratrix


Peggy Lou Party Face

Peggy Lou Party Face 2012, Oil on board, 100 x 120 cm

Portrait of a Painter

Portrait of a Painter 2011, Oil on Canvas, 120 x 100 cm

Its’s Ok

Its’s Ok 2012, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 50 cm

Please could video and performance artists be more considerate

Please could video and performance artists be more considerate 2008, Paint on paper,

The Exes

The Exes 2012, print,

Work in Progress: Open Studio

Work in Progress: Open Studio 2013, Exhibition Invitation,

Flowers For Me and You

Flowers For Me and You 2012, Oil on Canvas, 167 x 155 cm

The History of Dad

The History of Dad 2012, Oil on Canvas, 160cm x 130cm

Jungle

Jungle 2012, Oil on Board, 180cm x 509cm

Please Call Me

Please Call Me 2012, Oil on Board, 120cm x 80cm

Flowers for I.G.

Flowers for I.G. 2011, Silkscreen on Zerkall Intaglio 250gsm, 66.5 x 50.5 mm

The Party People

The Party People 2010, Monotype on Zerkall Bütten 250gsm, 107 x 76cm
Publisher: Warren Editions

Me Me Me

Me Me Me 2010, Monotype on Zerkall Bütten 250gsm, 107 x 76cm
Publisher: Warren Editions

Me Me Me

Me Me Me 2010, Monotype, 107 x 76cm

Me, Me, Me

Me, Me, Me 2010, Monotype,

Kathy On Her Knees

Kathy On Her Knees 2010, Watercolour on Paper,

Listings(s)

Georgina Gratrix: 'Everything Ecstatic' in Amsterdam

Georgina Gratrix at Ten Haaf Projects

Ten Haaf Projects, Amsterdam, presents the exhibition ‘Everything Ecstatic’, a solo show of watercolours on paper by Georgina Gratrix. She explores te role of gender in popular culture. Her work challenges the accepted role females play in real life, as well as in art.

In Gratrix’s watercolours we are not presented with the grandeur of the ‘real’ ecstatic moment - of love, truth and deeply felt desire so often romantically presented to us. Rather, we are embroiled in a world of overloading stimuli and hyper–emotion, where everything we hear, touch and feel is at once democratized and flattened through overexposure. Gratrix’s brush rescues these otherwise hidden instances of our frantic milieu, revealing single, terrifying and banal instances of everyday life and popular culture.

A skilled colourist and a sensitive painter, Gratrix paints art, life, jungles, people and celebrities - everything ecstatic.


08 May 2010 - 19 June 2010

'Viewing room 1, 2, 3'

Ed Young, Uwe Wittwer, Jake Aikman, Kate Gottgens, Abrie Fourie, Peter Eastman, Simon Stone, Willem Boshoff, Sandile Zulu and Georgina Gratrix at SMAC ART GALLERY CAPE TOWN

SMAC Art Gallery | Cape Town presents a trilogy of viewing room showings curated around the themes of Typography, Architecture and Landscape.

Viewing room 1 | Typography | 15.07.14 – 02.08.14
- Willem Boshoff
- Georgina Gratrix
- Simon Stone
- Ed Young

Viewing room 2 | Architecture | 05.08.14 – 23.08.14
- Abrie Fourie
- Kate Gottgens
- Helen A Pritchard
- Sandile Zulu

Viewing room 3 | Landscape | 26.08.14 – 13.09.14
- Jake Aikman
- Ruann Coleman
- Peter Eastman
- Uwe Wittwer


15 July 2014 - 13 September 2014