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Drawing and What

ifa gallery presents various forms of drawings and sketches: plan drawings, design drawings, graphic drawings, digital drawings, mixed media drawings, life drawings, geometric drawings and illustrations.

The drawings are created with a wide range of resourceful tools: charcoal, chalks, pen and ink, pastels, colored crayons, graphite point, gravers, etching needles, wax crayons, markers, graphite sticks, graphic tablets, Photoshop tools, Sketchup tools etc.

Drawings are drawn on paper, cards, wooden boards, canvas, on LCD screens, photos, leather, plastic, glass and metal sheets.

“Drawing and What” explores many inspired methods as well as probing our own understanding of the art of drawing.

Artists Exhibiting: Alexandre Ouairy, Christophe Demaitre, Dai Guangyu, Zane Mellupe, Li Rui, Ba Da, Roland Darjes, Chris Gill, Kathryn Gohmert, Gu Qingwen, Christin Kalweit, Liu Bo, Shao Shao, Shen Lin, Wang Xiangdong, Wang Xiaofeng, Xu Yihan, Zhu Ye

Vernissage Preview: Saturday, 9th March
Public Exhibition: 9th March to 11th May
Tuesday to Sundays, 10am to 7pm

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