Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Andrew Sim

three large scale pastel drawings in black frames and portrait orientation hang on a white wall. they have a shared backdrop of a dark leafless forest. the left drawing shows tree trunks, the centre drawing shows two yeti figures embracing one another, the right drawing shows a monkeypuzzle tree.
Andrew Sim
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow International 2021
Image: Eoin Carey
three large scale pastel drawings in black frames and portrait orientation hang on a white wall. they have a shared backdrop of a dark leafless forest. the left drawing shows tree trunks, the centre drawing shows two yeti figures embracing one another, the right drawing shows a monkeypuzzle tree.
Andrew Sim
Installation view, The Pipe Factory, Glasgow International 2021
Image: Eoin Carey
Clay sculpture
Hamish Chapman, Andrew Sim & Paul McKee, Heaven to See, 2018
6 Dixon Street, Glasgow International 2018
A series of white panels laid out on a floor. The panels have a series of black lines painted on them in concentric circles. A small paper model of a bull's head is also visible
Adam Quinn, Andrew Sim, Felix Welch, Ideal-Form-Zone, 2016
SWG3, Glasgow International 2016
Small sculptural works on a floor
Adam Quinn, Andrew Sim, Felix Welch, Ideal-Form-Zone, 2016
SWG3, Glasgow International 2016

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