Come and Explore the Organic, Ever-changing Art of Anya Gallaccio in Margate

[@frippp66]

interesting! thank you for posting 👍🏼

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you for watching - a bit of an under known artist.

[@star_wars_miniatures]

Another amazing video by my favourite KZbinr! Look forward to your next video!!😍

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you, as always, for the support - it has been a great Autumn for art so far, hasn't it? A rich seam of exhibitions.

[@star_wars_miniatures]

@@artgalleryexplorer yes we’ve been completely spoilt! We are very lucky! Just wished I actually lived in London 😅 costs a fortune to keep coming back and forth on the train 2 hours each way😅😅

[@artgalleryexplorer]

@@star_wars_miniatures It is quietening down a bit in terms of openings, which is a relief for the old coffers!

[@ChrisC-ei2kc]

Nothing here but good intentions.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

I am inclined to agree with regards to Gallaccio.

[@ChrisC-ei2kc]

@@artgalleryexplorer Deviant Art; Are we supposed to keep it a secret?😂

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@@ChrisC-ei2kc Spread the word!

[@nanwilder2853]

Sorry, A.G.E., but this American viewer is more “Meh” than not, in response to this Artist’s Gallery Installation. . . She relies too heavily on Scale-which cannot be expressed via video-and Locale, which also doesn’t translate via videography ; nor do a bunch of notes on a wall! I’ve SEEN large tree carcasses in gallery installations before, and the only thing all of those impaled apples made me think was, “How incredibly wasteful!” Hopefully, her Activism is more effective than her Art Installation-at least at a distance! As ever, a big Thank You for including us in your gallery exploration, as well as providing informative narration. I admire your sense of Mission! Ciao for now. . . .

[@ChrisC-ei2kc]

You missed the gist. The Margate Gals just ain't what they used to be. This installation is the very definition of (criminal) confession.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you for commenting - interesting thoughts. It is always good to hear an alternative opinion. Interestingly, as well, she struggled to get recognition in the States when working/teaching in California. Maybe her art seemed more generic across the pond? The land art movement, for example, pushes up to such a scale that it dwarfs her. The gallery actually struggled to deal with the scale of these, I felt.

[@nanwilder2853]

@@artgalleryexplorer: Thank you, A.G.E., for your thoughtful reply. Always look forward to your videos. Ciao for now!

[@hoomalumalu]

this looks like government sponsored art

[@artgalleryexplorer]

It didn't feel like it in the gallery! Thank you for watching anyway.