Glenn Locklee Studio
"Glenn Locklee’s paintings are not overtly political, nor do they carry an agenda of protest. They stand as silent witnesses to change; evocative peripheral images that conjure up subliminal memories and reflection of the urban/industrial environment."
excerpt from the press release for Con-struct 2016 at The Casula Powerhouse by curator Adam Porter
excerpt from the press release for Con-struct 2016 at The Casula Powerhouse by curator Adam Porter
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Link to interview with Glenn Locklee
Glenn Locklee’s exhibition, Urban Fragments, references the everyday peripheral images in the city, which often go disregarded or unnoticed. These fragments are often triggers for subliminal memory in the way that a scent or a song can conjure up the transcendent past.
Bankstown Arts Centre Director, Vandana Ram, discusses Glenn's art practice and the works in his Urban Fragments exhibition.
Music: 'Strange Grooves' by Gunnar Johnsen