‘Crepuscule’ at Olsen Gallery

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Written By Alan Daniel Jones
'Painting 224 (The Last Dance)', 2017-2021, acrylic on board, 61.5cm x 64cm

'Painting 224 (The Last Dance)', 2017-2021, acrylic on board, 61.5cm x 64cm

Crepuscule

Curated by Benjamin Clay 

‘Crepuscule’ is a group presentation of new works by Olsen artists. ‘Crepuscule’, like ‘twilight’, attempts to name the fleeting moment between day’s light and night’s darkness. However brief, this period is seductive in its power and poetry. The work featured in the exhibition can be thought of in similar terms - interested in colour’s nuance, light’s brilliance and life’s phases.

Featuring works by: Alan Daniel Jones, Chris Langlois, Giles Alexander, Marisa Purcell and Vipoo Srivilasa.

Crepuscule 
Olsen Annexe, Sydney
17 February - 6 March 2021

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Alan Daniel Jones

Alan Daniel Jones is an Australian contemporary visual artist. In 2000, Jones gained his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the National Art School in Sydney before furthering his education abroad as a recipient of the 2004 Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship. Jones's work has won multiple awards and has been exhibited throughout Australia, the UK, and Asia.

https://www.alandanieljones.com.au
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