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Ed Cross is a British artist and sculptor living and working in Kenya. His sculpture is mostly derived [...]
Ed Cross is a British artist and sculptor living and working in Kenya. His sculpture is mostly derived from the ruined fragments of dugout fishing canoes stil made and used on the East African coast. His work is a combination of found material and abstract painting, the pieces are highly unusual and each with a specific history.
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1956
Born in Shropshire, England
1965
Moved to Melbourne, Australia
1975-78
Art History at Cambridge University
1988
Married Suhaila and moved to
Mombasa, Kenya
1988
Group exhibition Ratna Gallery, Mombasa
1989
Group exhibition Nyali Beach Gallery, Mombasa
2002
Two man show with Mary Collis, Rahimtulla Museum of Modern Art, Nairobi
2003
Cadogan Contemporary Summer Exhibition, London
2003
Stephen Lacey Gallery, London
2005
Shella, Lamu
2006
Lamu
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UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1956
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary British Artists
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1956
Born in Shropshire, England
1965
Moved to Melbourne, Australia
1975-78
Art History at Cambridge University
1988
Married Suhaila and moved to
Mombasa, Kenya
1988
Group exhibition Ratna Gallery, Mombasa
1989
Group exhibition Nyali Beach Gallery, Mombasa
2002
Two man show with Mary Collis, Rahimtulla Museum of Modern Art, Nairobi
2003
Cadogan Contemporary Summer Exhibition, London
2003
Stephen Lacey Gallery, London
2005
Shella, Lamu
2006
Lamu
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