Which comment matches which artist:
‘a document of an unwitnessed performance’
‘belong to a tradition of ideas’
‘like representations of objects and ideas’
‘an investigation into the ethics of well-being’
‘captured and encased a long-held interest in ideologies'
'act as comments on communications in the digital age'
‘invites viewers in, not to offer continuity’
‘combines intelligences with sympathy for the material and its history’
‘asks us to question our relationship with our natural surroundings’
‘forces us to contend with the work across time’
‘compresses the differences between the thing that is not of the room and the room itself’
‘adopts the characteristics of formal masks’
‘fool us into thinking there is more structure than what is evident’
‘the pattern of an anorak as a compositional template’
‘reverting the digital images of painting back into a painted form’
‘is contingent on the space and the artist’s decision making now, but future potential remains’
‘the idea that images and gestures have been decoded and fragmented resulting in a reduction of authenticity’
‘a metaphor for painting's oldest provision – the window in the room’
‘give the impression of an evolved microclimate’
‘call occasionally on a line or a form to mark out real possibilities’
The artists: Anoushka Akel, Dan Arps, Nick Austin, Andrew Barber, Kirstin Carlin, Stella Corkery, James Cousins, Nicola Farquhar, Emma Fitts, Julian Hooper, Simon Ingram, Milli Jannides, Saskia Leek, Patrick Lundberg, Oliver Perkins, Kim Pieters, Jeena Shin, Ngatai Taepa, Barbara Tuck, Adrienne Vaughan
Image: Painted Bronze by Jasper Johns 1960, collection MoMA
