CROSS SECTION/01

29 June - 26 July 2012

Caroline Kha

Vantage Point (2012), collage on paper.

Caroline Kha

Metamorphoses: Daphne (2012), collage on paper.

Caroline Kha

Proserpina (2012), collage on paper.

Francesca Ricci

Tabula Impressa 13/12 (2012), ink and pastels on paper.

Francesca Ricci

Tabula Impressa 7/12 (2012), ink and pastels on paper.

Jeremy Evans

Unspecified 1 (2011), graphite on paper.

Jeremy Evans

Unspecified 5 (2011), graphite on paper.

Kasper Pincis

Installation view, Cross Section/01.

Kasper Pincis

Climbers (2012), typewriter on paper.

Kasper Pincis

15° Experiment With Commas (2012), typewriter on paper.

Kasper Pincis

Six Sharp Objects (2012), balsa wood, gesso and graphite.

Kasper Pincis

Six Sharp Objects (2012), balsa wood, gesso and graphite.

dalla Rosa Gallery is pleased to present CROSS SECTION/01, a group exhibition of new work by Caroline Kha, Kasper Pincis, Francesca Ricci, Jeremy Evans, and Christina Mitrentse.

Cross Section/01 inaugurates a series of exhibitions highlighting recent work by dalla Rosa's artists, a snapshot of their ongoing practice. The show aims to emphasise the unifying characteristics of the artists, either stylistic or conceptual.

Caroline Kha was born and studied Fine Art and Science in Australia before moving to London and starting a one-year residency at the Florence Trust in 2009. Her work was exhibited in Sydney, Tokyo, and London - her paintings and collages explore archetypal imagery, place and identity.

Kasper Pincis studied at Camberwell College of Art, Goldsmiths, and Royal Academy Schools, he took part in exhibitions and projects in Turin, Berlin, Kraków, London. Although his practice ultimately manifests itself in the abstract, it primarily borrows formal aspects and materials from literature, academic theory and bureaucracy by using media such as newsprint, typewriters, carbon paper, pencil, and letraset.

After studying Stage Design in Florence, Francesca Ricci moved to London and immersed herself in fringe theatre and the art world. She showed in Italy and United Kingdom and has been active for years in the independent publishing scene. Francesca is part of Bozhinov/Ricci, a writer/artist duo sharing a communal field of interests, aesthetics and a cross-disciplinary approach to their research and work.

Jeremy Evans is a multidisciplinary artist who works with video, audio, paper, and performance. After studying at the Sir John Cass School of Art and Chelsea College of Art Jeremy was part of the New Contemporaries (2008) and was selected for the exhibition Lines of Desire at the Oriel Davies Gallery (Newtown).

Greek artist and curator Christina Mitrentse studied at Chelsea College of Art and University of Greenwich. She has exhibited extensively in galleries, museums and public spaces including Liverpool Biennial, XV Biennale de Mediterranean Thess/niki-Rome, ICA (London), NDSM-werf Amsterdam.