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Review
of 'Poetry Installation' by Poet/Artist Andrew Taylor, Part Loft
Space Project, Liverpool, England, Curated by Jo Derbyshire.
The setting is a residential property in the south of Liverpool, with views of Liverpool's waterfront - the street which has provided the backdrop to films and TV programmes. On entering the property you are taken through the Living room with paintings by Lund and Derbyshire depicting Liverpool's waterfront. The room upstairs houses a profile of the artist and a photographic image of Derbyshire taken of one of the main roads off Liverpool's waterfront. The gallery itself is covered with Taylor's work stuck randomly to the wall. On an easel in the corner is one of Taylor's books 'Cathedral Poems'. Taylor's poetry as exhibited in this urban setting explores the layers of life and the setting of this renovated house echo's these layers of time. His poetry remembers a forgotten past that stretches from Merseyside to London. Dimensions of nostalgia, reflective memories swept into surreal visions of places, faces and past times. It encapsulates the long gone feelings of children, innocence almost like the echoes of a past within the house and the gallery itself. There is a human spirituality within the environment the poetry laments to corridors of the past. The
exhibition by Taylor runs from 04 February 2007 - 10 February
2007.For further information contact: The 'Loft Space' curated by Jo Derbyshire continues with: 11
February 2007 - 17 February 2007 18
February 2007 - 24 February 2007 25
February 2007 - 03 March 2007 4
March 2007 - 10 March 2007 11
March 2007- 17 March 2007
18 March 2007 - 24 March 2007 25
March 2007 - 31 March 2007 22
April 2007 - 28 April 2007 |
