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Andrew Barton: Final Frontier / SODA, Istanbul, Turkey

March 12, 2012
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Andrew Barton: Final Frontier / SODA, Istanbul, Turkey

Andrew Barton: Final Frontier exhibition at SODA Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey

Andrew Barton: Final Frontier / SODA, Istanbul, Turkey
March 1 – April 14, 2012

SODA is pleased to announce “Final Frontier”, the first solo show of internationally renowned sculptor Andrew Barton. The exhibit consists of space helmets from three major religions. The expanse of religion to our final frontier, space. Expressing a dystopian future of possible religious conflict in the heavens.

Andrew Barton was born in 1970 London, England. MFA from The Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO).
Male fertility, non-loving sex, violence and cannibalism were reoccurring themes in Barton`s work from the end of the 90`s. Barton`s work then took a new direction focusing on the torso or body fragment in combination with a foreign object or abstract shape, dealing with bodily transformations and meditative states of being. His current work deals with industrial products from dystopian futures; space helmets designed for religious expansion in space, and bomb suits tailored for the mundane acts of shopping and child`s play in a future society gone bad.

SODA is a contemporary art and design space founded in Istanbul in January 2010. SODA focuses on artists and designers using different materials and medias from various disciplines and supports contemporary art jewellery, which is a globally rising trend. SODA presents artists and designers distinctive in their field and examples of contemporary movements to audiences that are open to innovation and aims to introduce a new perspective to collectors.

Gallery Hours: Monday to Saturday between 11am and 7pm.

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Tel: +90 212 231 89 88
press@sodaistanbul.com
soda@sodaistanbul.com

SODA
Şakayık Sok. No: 37/1
34365 Nişantaşı
İstanbul
Turkey
www.sodaistanbul.com

Above: Andrew Barton, Decomposition – MASA, 2010, Epoxy and Cast Stoneware, 6mm high velocity projectiles, 26x17x15cm per figure.

Tags: Andrew BartonArtArtistCeramicsContemporary artContemporary SculptureExhibitionsNewsSculptorSculptureSODASODA Gallery IstanbulSODA Istanbulspace helmets

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