Realised with the occasion of his exhibition Sculpture Court at the Aberdeen Art Gallery (December 2021 – October 2022), ‘Faith in Flux’ is a text work that, like many of Kenny’s works, does not offer hard and fast statements, like its bold visuals would suggest, but rather opens up questions. As Kenny writes, does the print ‘remind us that belief systems that once dominated our culture are now either disappearing, or being radically challenged? Or does it simply ask us to view societal change as a constant throughout history? Can this be an opportunity for positive adaptations?’
Born in Edinburgh in 1962, Kenny Hunter studied sculpture at Glasgow School of Art between 1983 and 1987. He has exhibited extensively in Britain and abroad, including solo exhibitions at Arnolfini, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, CCA and Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
He has created a number of high-profile works in Scotland, including: Youth with Split Apple for Kings College, Aberdeen, Citizen Firefighter outside Glasgow Central Station and Man walks among us for Glasgow Museums. He is represented in several public collections in the UK, including Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
Paper Size: 44 x 47 cm
Medium: Screenprint
Edition Size: 50
Year: 2022
Born in Edinburgh in 1962, Kenny Hunter studied sculpture at Glasgow School of Art between 1983 and 1987. He has exhibited extensively in Britain and abroad, including solo exhibitions at Arnolfini, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, CCA and Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
He has created a number of high-profile works in Scotland, including: Youth with Split Apple for Kings College, Aberdeen, Citizen Firefighter outside Glasgow Central Station and Man walks among us for Glasgow Museums. He is represented in several public collections in the UK, including Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
Paper Size: 44 x 47 cm
Medium: Screenprint
Edition Size: 50
Year: 2022