Steve Rosendale 'Hong Kong' still life with both artists eschewing the

with both artists eschewing the dominant mode of abstraction in favour of lyrical

'The Red Tree'

he had absorbed innovative influences of the French school and contributed to the establishment in Madrid of the so-called ‘School of Vallecas’

Brian Seidel was a highly accomplished artist

Robert Jacks’s work is both intelligent and intriguing

Steve Rosendale 'Hong Kong' still life with both artists eschewing theSteve Rosendales Hong Kong is an image of the contemporary sublime. The vastness of the mega mall, digital infinity and sprawling mega cities all invoke the over powering, arresting character of the sublime. Here it takes form in Hong Kong, a heaving nexus of lights, cars and people. There is more going on that can be easily synthesized. Rosendales work draws upon the collective memories of popular culture. He sets up enthralling mise en scenes,