Opening of Greta Alfaro’s exhibition grabs Evening Standard’s attention
Monday, 2 October 2012
In Greta Alfaro’s first UK solo exhibition, A Very Crafty and Tricky Contrivance, the artist uses photography, video and installation to explore memory, identity, and the hidden histories of buildings and those that dwell in them.
As the Evening Standard reported upon the exhibition opening, rats play a key part in this highly anticipated, site-specific exhibition. Read the story here.
The photos below offer a taster of A Very Crafty and Tricky Contrivance, which runs until Wednesday 24 October at the Fish & Coal Building, Regent’s Canal, Goodsway, London NW1.
In 2011 Greta graduated with distinction with a Masters in Photography from the Royal College of Art, where she was the first beneficiary of the Genesis Photography Scholarship. The exhibition is the culmination of the Foundation’s ongoing support of the artist.
© Martin Pitchley
© Peter James
