Aubrey Williams: Sunphase - Works on Paper

Aubrey Williams: Sunphase - Works on Paper

24 Old Gloucester Street London, WC1N 3AL, United Kingdom Thursday, March 17, 2022–Saturday, April 30, 2022


untitled by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Untitled, ca. 1983

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untitled by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Untitled, ca. 1969

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untitled by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Untitled, ca. 1960

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aftermath ii by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Aftermath II, 1989

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emblem iv by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Emblem IV, 1987

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life spoor by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Life Spoor, 1987

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arawak totem i by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Arawak Totem I, 1987

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untitled by aubrey sendall williams

Aubrey Sendall Williams

Untitled, ca. 1960

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The work of Aubrey Williams has been increasingly recognised as a uniquely evolved expression of abstraction in Caribbean art. The exhibition Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s – Now at TATE Britain - which opened in 2021- has made Williams a focal point, juxtaposing seminal paintings alongside less familiar pieces. October Gallery presents Sunphase: Works on Paper, an exhibition of works by Aubrey Williams which will run from 17th March – 30th April 2022. 

Having represented Williams for almost forty years, October Gallery builds upon the artist’s recent exposure by presenting a range of his works on paper complimented by a small selection of paintings on canvas. Williams’ paper works have not been exhibited as frequently as some of his more monumental canvases, but the works on paper provide a unique opportunity to view the ways in which the artist developed his ideas and techniques through a different medium. It is evident that these approaches he translated to his large-scale canvases. The works that feature in this exhibition span the artist’s career, from early gouaches in the 1960s—many of which have never been publicly shown — to several of his final evocative acrylics on paper.