Recent work by Liverpool based artist James Quin.
Associate Lecturer at Leeds College of Art and Design.
Quin views the world through the filter of ‘unheimlich’, a world where the conventions of linear time and the stasis of place are supplanted by a world of conspiracy, paranoia and sense of dislocation. Quin’s drawing and paintings describe a world peopled by the displaced, contained within a familiar, yet alternate landscape of colliding timelines.
Prize winner in the Liverpool Art Prize 2010 and nominated for the Northern Art Prize 2010
Associate Lecturer at Leeds College of Art and Design.
Quin views the world through the filter of ‘unheimlich’, a world where the conventions of linear time and the stasis of place are supplanted by a world of conspiracy, paranoia and sense of dislocation. Quin’s drawing and paintings describe a world peopled by the displaced, contained within a familiar, yet alternate landscape of colliding timelines.
Prize winner in the Liverpool Art Prize 2010 and nominated for the Northern Art Prize 2010
