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Lacey Contemporary Gallery
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This Spring 2016 Lacey Contemporary Gallery is proud to present a joint exhibition from Michael Lindsay-Hogg and Glauco Della Sciucca. In this exciting new collaboration by two renowned figures of the creative arts, STATE OF MINDS will present a selection of original works from Lindsay-Hogg and Della Sciucca in their first ever exhibition together in London. Worldly-wise characters meet 'monsters†of the vertical city, the sometimes odd colour combinations of Lindsay-Hogg are shownagainst the black and white of Della Sciucca in this provocative and original exhibition.
Glauco Della Sciucca, acclaimed international illustrator and designer, is also a writer and professional journalist, who has published his drawings, sketches and oversize illustrations in Rome, New York, Lugano, Shangai and Milan. He recently designed a new Swatch - 'The Black and White Special', a watch presented in China and available worldwide, and HarvArtâ€, a Luxury Bag byMyStyleBags presented in Swiss. After his first debut for the The New Yorker magazine in 2004 (with a work about the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center) he designed illustrations and covers for Linus - the historical Monthly Magazine of 'Peanuts†by Charles M. Schulz. He also designed illustrations for The Brooklyn Rail, L'Unità , Il Manifesto, Columbia Journalism Review (published by the Columbia University in New York City), and for The New York Review of Books (the edition published by Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso). He's the author of the book of tales and illustrations 'Central Park West Stories†(published in Milan by Baldini Castoldi Dalai) and conducts workshops for Scuola Holden in Turin.'State of Minds†is an exhibition suspended in time, and could be as much described as 'old-fashioned' as it could 'Post-Modern'. When painting ends, illustration begins, with the colours of Lindsay-Hogg's works on paper and canvas shown against the black and white of Della Sciucca's drawings and illustrations. The sometimes anxious characters painted by Lindsay-Hogg contrast to the meta-controversial celebration of the myth of the vertical city with its daily monsters portrayed by Della Sciucca. A director, author, and painter born in New York in the 1940's and an illustrator, journalist and writer born in Italy in the 1970's. They seem worlds apart, and yet are united here, by the same ambition, towards a Cultural recherché that travels from humanism to art, psychology, and satire in STATE OF MINDS.