Exhibitions

Splinters and Shards

11 December - 22 January 2022

Tern Gallery / Nassau, Bahamas

Splinters and Shards. Courtesy Tern Gallery.

Splinters and Shards is a solo exhibition of new sculptures by Nassau-based artist and sculptor John Beadle. In this new body of work, Beadle combines natural and manufactured materials to create pieces that reference and warp their original forms. Beadle, who trained as a painter and printmaker, applies a similar attitude toward materiality in these sculptures. These new works are examples of Beadle’s ability to merge painting, sculpture and installation, creating a rich sense of line, dimension and texture.

Monday By Appointment
Tuesday — Saturday 10am – 6pm

Tern Gallery
Mahogany Hill, Western Road
Nassau
Bahamas

https://www.terngallery.com/exhibitions/splinters-and-shards

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