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PHIL GOSS: THE FERRY TO KADIKOY

PHIL GOSS: THE FERRY TO KADIKOY

8 Holland Street, Holland Street 8, London, Kensington

PHIL GOSS: THE FERRY TO KADIKOY

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PHIL GOSS: THE FERRY TO KADIKOY is an exhibition of paintings accompanied by hand-built and glazed ceramic works. The Bristol-based artist Phil Goss made the works after a research trip to Istanbul, prompted by his interest in the writing of the Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk. He spent a week walking the banks of the Bosphorus and riding the passenger ferry between the city's two sides, filling sketchbooks with observations of the city and its inhabitants, and later developed these images in his studio using ink painting and woodblock printing. Alongside the Istanbul works there is a series from sketches made on the island of Iona in Scotland during a gale in 2025.

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