Cloud: solo exhibition by Henrik Pätzke, Project-Ability Glasgow
Cloud: solo exhibition by Henrik Pätzke
Project-Ability Glasgow
April 4 – May 24, 2014
In his first solo exhibition in the UK, Henrik Pätzke will create an expansive installation in Project Ability’s gallery and deliver a talk event about his practice on Saturday 5 April 1-2pm.
Henrik Pätzke has been working with Inuti in Stockholm since 1998 and is now a full-time member of Inuti 2, established in 2003 as a satellite studio to support artistically talented individuals with high-functioning autism, Asperger syndrome.
The exhibition will explore various ideas around constructed spaces and of autistic withdrawal behind emotional, defensive, architectural gestures with the tent and cloud acting as motifs for both transience and indications of human presence.
Project Ability, Trongate 103, Glasgow G1 5HD
Opening Friday 4 April 6-8pm
Festival Opening times 4-21 April Mon-Sun 10-5pm
Continues until 24 May Tues-Sat 10-5pm
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