The exhibition features the work of artists Tschabalala Self, Athena Papadopoulos, Nicholas Cheveldave and Will Cooke, and the spectrum of work in A Screen of Flesh deals with how stereotypes of the body are propagated in modern media and contemporary though, relationships and the human connection, the way in which emotion is projected and expressed, and the body itself.
‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’, Nicholas Cheveldave – BYOB – Binge Dreamer III. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ Athena Papadopoulos – Big Grapevine (Dearest, Dearest), 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’, Will Cooke – VISIONS 2. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’, Tschabalala Self – Poker. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.‘A Screen of Flesh’ installation view at COMA Gallery, 2017. Image courtesy COMA Gallery.
