Michle Noach is a very distinctive printmaker-artist, and Clapham Art Gallery is delighted to present her first retrospective show, Salon Vertigo.
Michle was born in Paddington, Australia, and moved through her formative years between Australia, Holland and USA. She arrived in London around the age of seven years with her Dutch/Hungarian parents.
Michle's work, often satirical, combines such influences as Dr Seuss, Eastern European animation, Tex Avery and Herriman's Krazy Kat strip cartoon.
The experience of being a crossword compiler for NME in the 1980s and a qualification in British Sign Language denote an obvious interest in verbal and non-verbal codes.
This is an exhibition which works on many levels, and for details of gallery opening times see the listings.
December 7, 2001 15:56
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