ART // Miranda Skoczek at Iain Dawson Gallery
Using traditional folk iconography and remixing it for the 21st century, Melbourne-based painter, Miranda Skoczek’s works invite the viewer to witness the birth of new meanings and relationships, encouraging us to “imagine how fantastical spaces materialize,” as we engage with each piece.

Tears of Joy, 2012 // mixed media on arches, paper, perspex frame (49 x 36cm)
Skoczek’s confident use of colour blends seamlessly with totem animals, melding imagery of both real and fictional animals. The current body of work features smaller works on paper that are Perspex framed; and larger, equally as striking oil and acrylic, and enamel paintings on canvas.

Bear Mountain, 2012 - Enamel on Canvas (168 x 137cm)
Rapidly gaining popularity among contemporary art collectors, Miranda has previously exhibited in Melbourne and Brisbane, and next week presents her first exhibition for Sydney audiences at Iain Dawson Gallery, with the show open from April 10th to the 24th 2012.

The Purple Nest, 2012 - Oil and Acrylic on Canvas (152.5 x 137cm)
Opening night- Thursday12th April, 6-8pm.
Visit the online store- iaindawsongallery.bigcartel.coma
For more info head to- mirandaskoczek.com // iaindawson.com
by Anne-Maree Sargeant // The Snap Assembly blog // AMS-info





