Tully Moore

13 July - 6 August 2011

Workers markings left on footpaths and alike leave us with economic symbols with no fixed meaning. Using these marks this series of paintings manifest these forms into fictional organizations that could exist. The paintings sublimate these markings into abstracted forms that sway from the recognizable to the intangible. The paintings offer an inner battle, which would fit in any union meeting or boardroom, as the objects and forms fight for individual supremacy.
Tully Moore 2011

Melbourne based artist Tully Moore's work depicts the crumbling urban world that includes architecture, graffiti and old signage with precise painting skill. Moore recently completed his Masters of Fine Art at the VCA – where he currently lectures and his work has been shortlisted for the Metro 5 Award 2010 and the Fishers Ghost Prize 2010. He has exhibited at Hell Gallery, FirstDraft and other ARI’s and won the Visual Arts Award at the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2007. Following a highly successful solo show at John Buckley Prahran, this is Moore’s first major exhibition at John Buckley Gallery.

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