Denny Dimin Gallery Present Virtual Spave Invaders

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Exhibition closes Saturday, October 31st

VISIT SPACE INVADERS

Denny Dimin Gallery Hong Kong presents its first virtual exhibition with Hong Kong-based British artist Stephen Thorpe. The exhibition features all new works depicting carefully composed rooms, peppered with dated household objects and dream-like symbols, notably and enigmatically devoid of any figures. In their place stand classic arcade machines from the 1980s: Pac Mac, Frogger and Space Invaders.

CONVERSATION ON ART AND PSYCHOLOGY

Artist Stephen Thorpe sat down with psychiatrist Dr. Alexander Esterhuyzen to discuss the intersection between art and psychology.

“The interior world is something that is very easily neglected in a world that is so extroverted. Art is one of the ways in which it facilitates the possibility of the observer stopping to reflect on something. It brings people to a halt.”

—Dr. Alexander Esterhuyzen

SELECTED PRESS

“First Virtual Art Show by Denny Dimin Gallery Features Artworks Created During Self-Isolation,” by Jennifer Chan in Home Journal.

Work by Stephen Thorpe
Portrait, Jukebox Gala, 2020
Oil on canvas
59 x 47 in (150 x 120 cm)
A Symbol of Solitude for the Imagination, 2020
Oil on canvas
31.5 x 27.5 in (80 x 70 cm)
Malefic, 2020
Oil on canvas
31.5 x 39.3 in (80 x 100 cm)
Stephen Thorpe: Space Invaders installed at The Nate, Hong Kong.
Stephen Thorpe: Space Invaders was curated by Katie Alice Fitz Gerald

KATIE ALICE FITZ GERALD is a founding partner of Denny Dimin Gallery. She grew up in London and moved to New York City in 2012 to work in the contemporary art market. In 2017 she relocated to Hong Kong and officially launched Denny Dimin Gallery Hong Kong in March of 2019.
For more information, contact Elizabeth Denny at elizabeth@dennydimingallery.com or Robert Dimin at robert@dennydimingallery.com, or call 212-226-6537, in New York. Or contact Katie Alice Fitz Gerald at katiealice@dennydimingallery.com or call +852 5721 2638, in Hong Kong.
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