John Hilliard: Not Black And White at Richard Saltoun Gallery
//1, 2, 3, 2004. Giclée Iris print on museum board. 91 x 120cm//
//Black Depths (1), 1974. Black and white print and Letraset on museum board, 2 parts. 72 x 72cm//
Looking forward to Not Black And White, a retrospective exhibition of work by British conceptual photographic artist John Hilliard which opens tonight at London’s Richard Saltoun Gallery.
//Off Screen (3), large study, 1999. Cibachrome on museum board. 78 x 93cm//
//Panchromatic, 2000. Iris print on museum board. 90 x 120cm//
//Raising the Camera…, 1977. Signed and numbered on verso ‘Version 1A/4’, 3 photographs and type on card. 75 x 60cm each//
Curated by artist/writer Duncan Wooldridge, Not Black And White is Hilliard’s first solo show in the UK since 2000, and will consider the recurring motif of the monochrome at the centre of many of his works.
Details of the show here.
Wooldridge has edited the monograph John Hilliard: Not Black and White, which is published by Ridinghouse. Order copies here.