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Indepth Arts News: "Kit Glaiyser: On the way to work" 2005-01-29 until 2005-02-26 Allsop Gallery, Bridport Arts Centre Bridport, Dorset, , UK United Kingdom
Kit Glaisyer was born in 1971 in Dorchester, and grew up in Dorset. He moved to London in the early 90's, and soon gained wide recognition for his original and powerful paintings. In 1998 Glaisyer joned the Oakhayes Artist Residency in Symondsbury, Dorset, and moved his studios to Bridport, Dorset, the following year. He continues to work in Bridport and exhibit in London, and to produce regular exhibitions with the Artoose collective (www.artoose.net).
Glaisyer has a history of initiating artist run projects and studios: In 1996, along with Rufus Knightwebb, he set up the Long Lane studio complex in Borough, South London, and in 1999 he established the St Michaels studio complex in Bridport. In 2001 he produced "From the inner city to the edge of the sea" in Bloomsbury, with renowned urban artist Stuart Free. Then in 2002 he started the Artoose Gallery in a residential house in Belsize Park with artist Douglas McDougall.
Kit Glaisyer has exhibited widely in the UK, with "United Abstract Artists", Whiteleys Gallery, Bayswater (1995), "Escape from Planet Pop", Long Lane Studios, SE1 (1997), Suzanne Ruggles Gallery, Chelsea (1997), "Canvas & Camera", Photography Gallery, Shoreditch (1998), Raffles Gallery, Chelsea (1999), Amberden Gallery, Hampstead (2000), Gallery 49, Bloomsbury (2001), Artoose, Belsize Park (2002), "SEA" Askerswell, Dorset (2003), Pierrepoint Gallery, Bridport (2003), William Pelly Gallery, Lyme Regis (1993), Dagger Gallery, Bridport (1993), "Art-Village", Allsop Gallery (2004), "On The Wall" Olympia (2004), The Pond Gallery, Clapham (2004).
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The Allsop Gallery at the Bridport Arts Centre, in Dorset, UK, has invited Kit Glaisyer to show at the second Emerging Artist exhibition, from 29 Janaury until 26 February 2005. 'On the way to work' is the first major exhibition of Glaisyer's new paintings, and explores the process of creating reality from our dreams, beliefs and aspirations. The original works draw on Glaisyer's personal perceptions of the contemporary landscape, Pop Culture and his private life, from which he fashions a series of engaging works that alternate between sensuality and a distinctive dry wit.