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15 February 2009
ground floor galleries
Danish artist Anders Ruhwald is among the most noted of a new generation of ceramic artists,
and his work has been highly acclaimed in exhibitions around the world. His sculptures seem
to float above the gallery floor and lean gently on walls and each other for support. There
is a strange sense of functionality to his work and his sculptural domestic objects and
furniture, are often mutated beyond recognition. Imprints of household objects within clay,
cement a sense of a familiar subject which is just beyond our reach.
This is his most significant exhibition to date.
supported by

Anders Ruhwald, Social piece of furniture #6, 2007, earthenware, painted wood and rubber-cap, Courtesy of the artist15 February 2009
second floor gallery
Katy Moran is rapidly becoming one of the most talked about painters of her generation. Her technically audacious, highly expressive canvasses offer a form of abstraction that is firmly rooted in day to day observations of our modern world. For her first solo exhibition in a public gallery in the UK mima will bring together the best and most important paintings from her career together with a number of new works.
Katy Moran, Ledger, 2008, Courtesy the artist and Stuart Shave/Modern Art