CRAJES

Virgins of Perverseness

Paintings, drawings and an installation from CRAJES’s 2012 exhibition in Manila.

The artists’ November 2012 preview introduces B. Bishop, E. Howe, M. Carrier and R. Nurse. Oil paintings and works on handmade paper share an emphasis on faces, veils and ornamental structures.

The exhibition photographs published in December show the works alongside a large black-and-white installation at Pablo Fort. The wider view and the two details below describe that historical setting.

B. Bishop — CRAJES

B. Bishop

Virgins of PerversenessWork / project image

Artwork © CRAJES. Image published by CRAJES on their historical artist blog.

E. Howe — CRAJES

E. Howe

Virgins of PerversenessWork / project image

Artwork © CRAJES. Image published by CRAJES on their historical artist blog.

M. Carrier — CRAJES

M. Carrier

Virgins of PerversenessWork / project image

Artwork © CRAJES. Image published by CRAJES on their historical artist blog.

R. Nurse — CRAJES

R. Nurse

Virgins of PerversenessWork / project image

Artwork © CRAJES. Image published by CRAJES on their historical artist blog.

Virgins of Perverseness at Pablo Fort — exhibition view, 2012 — CRAJES

Virgins of Perverseness at Pablo Fort — exhibition view, 2012

Virgins of PerversenessExhibition view

Image published by CRAJES on their artist blog.

Detail of the 2012 Pablo Fort installation — CRAJES

Detail of the 2012 Pablo Fort installation

Virgins of PerversenessDetail

Image published by CRAJES on their artist blog.

Lower detail of the 2012 Pablo Fort installation — CRAJES

Lower detail of the 2012 Pablo Fort installation

Virgins of PerversenessDetail

Image published by CRAJES on their artist blog.

Work

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