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Maribelle Bierens

April 15, 2024 1:02 PM

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Don't miss the final week of Marria Pratts' solo exhibition, 'SOME WIZARDS IN SAVILE ROW LONDON', at CARL KOSTYÁL. The exhibition features Pratts' monumental paintings, which showcase familiar tropes like ghosts, mice, and melting clocks in her distinctive gestural visual language. ‍

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Portrait of Marria Pratts. Photography by Nacho Alegre. Courtesy of Carl Kostyál and the Artist

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Pratts is an intensely generative artist who works across various mediums, including painting, sculpture, comics, ceramics, photography, video, music, neon, or whatever material is at hand. This energetic approach is reflected in Pratts' visual language, which brims with expressive gestures and raw vitality. In her studio, she tirelessly refines her multidisciplinary processes to capture what she describes as an honest, wild, and fragile reality. 

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Marria Pratts A Really Good trip [cardboard pieces], 2024_studio

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You can visit ‘SOME WIZARDS IN SAVILE ROW LONDON’ until April 20. For more information, visit CARL KOSTYÁL’s website. 

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Suggested reading:

In the studio with Elena Rivera-Montanes

The Return of the Fitzrovia Lates

‘Primaries’, a solo show by Jack Greeley-Ward