Connor's work is fresh, innovative, and an original response to the landscape and the architecture around him, including industrial complexes, houses, and military installations.

"But it's not just the scenery or buildings that intrigue Connor. It's the emotional life, the activity within these places that interest him more.
Having once been alive with people, the ache of their current emptiness somehow becomes more pronounced. We are drawn in by the visual softness of Connor's work to discover within ourselves a place of solitude and quite." -- Claire Kent, Kent Gallery

When: 
Thursday, October 25 - Tuesday, November 20 2007   
Free and open to the public

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