Ken Currie - Tragic Forms
Since the early 1990s, Ken Currie has become known for his closely observed and often unsettling portrayal of the body, depicting the damage inflicted by illness and decay as a response to what he felt was the sickness of contemporary society.
Two Partial Heads, 2012
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Tragic Forms No.5, 2014
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Study for Feast 3, 2014
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Acteon, 2014
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Cetus, 2014
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Self Portrait with Mask, 2014
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Study (Self Portrait with Mask), 2013
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Self Portrait (with Henry Tonks Mask) 3, 2013
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Self Portrait After Henry Tonks 1, 2013
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Tragic Forms No.3, 2014
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Tragic Forms No.2, 2014
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The Itch, 2014
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Ensemble, 2014
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Study (Portrait Head) 3, 2014
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Study (Portrait Head) 1, 2014
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Self Portrait (with Henry Tonks Mask) 1, 2013
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Self Portrait After Henry Tonks 5, 2013
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Tragic Forms No.1, 2014
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Tragic Forms No.4, 2014
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Study for Feast 2, 2014
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Marsyas, 2014
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Study for Feast 1, 2014
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Study (Portrait Head) 2, 2014
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Self Portrait (with Henry Tonks Mask) 2, 2013
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Self Portrait After Henry Tonks 2, 2013
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