Sharon Leahy Clark - Wasteland

18 November- 16 December 2017 Private View: Friday 17 November 2017, 6-9pm PAPER brings Sharon Leahy-Clark's fantastic installation at The Manchester Contemporary back to the gallery to present in our office space. Sharon allows the work to grow organically without editing so that the poetic qualities of the materials used is shown and all working processes and natural accidents are left visible. In this way her works references ideas of the unconscious and various themes inherent in surrealism.

Sharon Leahy Clark

Wasteland I & II
Watercolour on ink on paper
2 x 24 x 24cm
2017
£750
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Honour and a fluffy pink ball
Watercolour on ink on sumi paper
25 x 35cm
2017
£600
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Emptying the Stars
Watercolour on ink on paper
24 x 24cm
2017
£450
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Red Bloom on Tuesday
Watercolour on ink on paper
20 x 28cm
2017
£500
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Red Dandy
watercolour on ink on paper
24 x 24cm
2017
£450
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Night scented full blossom
Watercolour on ink on paper
24 x 24cm
2017
£450
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Full blossom underworld
Watercolour on ink on paper
24 x 24cm
2017
£450
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Mirror, Mirror
Watercolour on ink on paper
24 x 24cm
2017
£450
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Trick Horse
Watercolour on ink on sumi paper
24 x 27cm
2017
£475
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Tamed
Watercolour on ink on paper
28 x 20cm
2017
£500
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About Sharon Leahy Clark

Sharon Leahy-Clark graduated from the Royal College of Art MA Fine Art, Painting (2001). She has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally (including in Japan , Hong Kong , Berlin ) and has been the recipient of several awards including the Helen Chadwick Memorial Prize. Her work is held in several collections including British Airways. Selected Exhibitions include: Jerwood Drawing Prize (2013, 2008); Summer Exhibition Royal Academy of Arts (2013, 2009); Derwent Art Prize(2013); Sunday Times Watercolour Prize (2013); British Glass Biennale 2008; Celeste Painting Prize 2007 (finalist); FaithCAS Gallery, Osaka, Japan (2004); Mostyn Open 12, Oriel Mostyn, Wales (2002); Figuring Cezanne, Lethaby Gallery and Tate Britain, London (1996).