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Charles Avery (Artist)
Charles Avery is a contemporary Scottish artist who was born in Oban in 1973. His work focuses on an on-going project to create a fictional island archipelago and is made up of large-scale drawings, installations, sculptures, objects and accompanying text. This island is presented as both a physical place and 'a challenging space for philosophical inquiry'[1]. His works have featured in exhibitions entitled The Islanders: An Introduction and Onomatopoia: The Port and each of these exhibitions have been accompanied by books with the same title.
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- Article by Jessica Lack in the Guardian [1]
- Article by Lila Rawlings in The List [2]
- Scottish National Galleries Press Release [3]
- Article by Michael Glover in The Independent [4]
- Kunst Verein Hannover Press Release [5]