Past Exhibition : Composition in Colour
Kim Michael Loader | Tas Severis | Peter Issitt | Mark Holland Hicken

March / April 2007

The Norman Cross Art Gallery opens its new exhibition with spring very much in mind, with a mixed exhibition and the exuberance of colour, delivered by four of the very best artists in their perspective of composition, techniques and their interpretation and disciplined use of colour.
The exhibition opens in March until mid April and is truly a must for the art lovers of the city.

	Kim Michael Loader This exciting and highly skilled new artist to the Norman Cross Art Gallery is just busting out with colour like spring itself! Kim brings all his passion and training in fine art through his experiences in life expressed in a constructed, analytical approach by the composed framework of invention in which he builds an image by providing the aesthetic and technical relationships and subsequent interaction that this has in opening up the viewer to his work.
	Mark Holland-Hicken Contours in composition by creative vision in monochromic colour expressed in his picture "The Look" is the unique signature of this talented artist.
	The restrospective work of Peter Issitt Uncle of Kate Adie O.B.E author and Chief news correspondent for the BBC delivers skilled geometrical shapes expressed through his composition and explosive mental interpretation of the "Big Bang" in colour.
	Tas Severis Expresses the drama of landscape through vivid interpretations and free use of his "Washes" in water colour, and equally soothing skill with his pastel work of 'Moonlight over Burnham Overy Staithe'.

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