whitecross gallery

Nina Fowler

Nina Fowler’s almost photographic like drawings offer a gentle glance at the gap between fantasy and reality, the screen idol made material, the impossible yearnings that exist between the icon and the fanatic, bought closer through the humble medium of pencil. Her beautifully sculpted frames depict a series of adoring, sub-servant women all in various states of blind agony. Nina has recently had a piece of work published in the Bernie Katz book ‘Soho Society’ which was exhibited alongside such artists as Tracey Emin and Sir Peter Blake at the Lazarides Gallery. Nina Fowler graduated from Brighton University in 2003 with a degree in Fine Art Sculpture. Her practice engages traditional methods of printmaking, drawing, sculpture and photography. Group shows include: 'Don't Stop Me Now – The Body Beyond Death', Trolley Gallery (2008), BP Portrait Award 2008 at the National Gallery, 'Desire's Smoking Gun', Whitecross Gallery (2008). She has work on permanent display at The Colony Room Club, London.