Comments for Contemporary Art at Cristus Gallery, Sandgate http://www.cristus-gallery.com Contemporary Art: painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography Thu, 17 May 2012 11:25:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Cristus at Greenwich! by captsplosh http://www.cristus-gallery.com/2010/01/cristus-at-greenwich/1298/comment-page-1/#comment-392 captsplosh Tue, 14 Dec 2010 15:49:24 +0000 http://www.cristus-gallery.com/?p=1298#comment-392 I think I recognise the apoplectic man at Greenwich Market. It is none other than renowned carpenter, Edgar Von Schindlebergen, a resident of Hoffenheim plainly on a rare visit to England. It is so good to see him back on these shores following the (unproven) mahogany scandal of 2005. I think I recognise the apoplectic man at Greenwich Market. It is none other than renowned carpenter, Edgar Von Schindlebergen, a resident of Hoffenheim plainly on a rare visit to England. It is so good to see him back on these shores following the (unproven) mahogany scandal of 2005.

]]> Comment on Quiet works - Dan McCarthy by Rosie Clotte http://www.cristus-gallery.com/2008/07/artist-dan-mccarthy/58/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Rosie Clotte Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:10:57 +0000 http://www.cristus-gallery.com/?p=58#comment-2 I was captivated by the sexuality of these pieces. In the color selections with the buddha and statue of a woman, an sensually hungry artist boldly depicted his thoughts. Centered is a very provocatively posed women, off to the side ...Buddha the thinking, exploring side of the mind, and, a dress makers form....empty as if the issue is cloaked because its not on the dress form. The black and whites are so murky as is the thoughts of the artist,...deep, ruddy and fully of depth. What a captivating eye has provided this focused lens to provide for the viewer's these prized insights. I was captivated by the sexuality of these pieces. In the color selections with the buddha and statue of a woman, an sensually hungry artist boldly depicted his thoughts. Centered is a very provocatively posed women, off to the side …Buddha the thinking, exploring side of the mind, and, a dress makers form….empty as if the issue is cloaked because its not on the dress form.

The black and whites are so murky as is the thoughts of the artist,…deep, ruddy and fully of depth.

What a captivating eye has provided this focused lens to provide for the viewer’s these prized insights.

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