Separate Landscape. Work by Atsuhide Ito.

Separate Landscape

14 - 19 January 2008

James Hockey Gallery
Farnham, Surrey

Private View: Monday 14 January, 5.30 - 9pm
Discussion with the artist: Saturday 19 January, 3 - 5pm

To celebrate the completion of his ambitious PhD at University for the Creative Arts at Farnham, artist Atsuhide Ito exhibits Separate Landscape in the James Hockey Gallery. The exhibition presents a full survey of the fifty-five paintings completed during the research.

In the fifty-five paintings, entitled Separate Landscape, Ito re-serialized Japanese printmaker Hiroshige Utagawa's famous series from 1833 and produced contemporary landscapes following the Tōkaidō, a 495-kilometer road connecting Tokyo and Kyoto. Captured are the fleeting images of non-places along the Tōkaidō, deserted, estranged and yet atmospheric and alluring.

James Hockey Gallery Opening Times:
Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Closed Sunday and Bank Holidays
Admission Free

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