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Nigel Cook Has a Soft Sense of Presence in His Work

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Nigel Cook Has a Soft Sense of Presence in His Work
 Published: Jun 24, 09
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Nigel Cook is an excellent artist very skilled at integrating a soft sense of presence in his work. The calming scenes he paints range from sunrises to simple line drawings.

Born and living in London, England, Nigel Cook just recently held a solo exhibition at the Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York.

Can you find the hidden skeleton in the first picture?

References:  andrearosengallery, artnet

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Bianca Bartz on Oct 23, 09  4,587 Trends   3,645 Comments
Reminds me of Tony Oursler's skeleton trees!
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