howard selina & michael zelenkus
 		 
past work & exhibitions

hs:
 Howard Selina's first exhibitions in 1972 after leaving the Royal Academy, were at Thomas Gibson's Gallery in Bond Street, and the Situation Gallery in Haunch of Venison Yard, just off New Bond Street...

The pieces at Situation were mainly earth-based paintings using soil from four different locations in Yorkshire... and the pieces at Thomas Gibson were very precise and literal life-sized drawings of the clothes I wore each day...


Above:
Earth: (West Yorks): Earth: (East Yorks)
October 1972 at the Situation Gallery, London W1

Right:
Spring Equinox: Earth/Salt/Wax on canvas
4 pieces: 800 x 102 x 7cms. 1980
Landscape Detail: Earth/Lime/Wax on canvas.
4 pieces: 152 x 152 x 7 cms 1982



The Skulls of Birds;
The Great Geographies.
1988

Two wooden boxes, 14'' x 14'' x 4'', each with 36, 2'' x 2'' x 2'' wooden cubes: Wood, Paint, Bleached Map and Glass Lids.


Green to Grey: Seven Miles
Earth/Dyes/Charcoal: 64 x 64 x 7 cms. Seven pieces: 1987


The Dark Bulb:
Glass Bulb/Insects/Display Case.
13 x 28 x 15 cms: 1978-84.
Penlan Fawr: Plans For A Derelict Building:(4)
Earth/Dyes/Slate/Wax/Charcoal
59 x 92 x 7 cms: 1979		  
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mz:
 Michael Zelenkus first exhibited in 1982 at the CAS Art Fair in Covent Garden... and subsequently at the Royal Academy Summer Show on various occasions...

The paintings at this time were mainly oil over acrylic on wood panels...


Bucket and burning bush:
Oil and acrylic on wood: 105x74cms 1989
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