BLIND FAITH exhibition

The phrase BLIND FAITH means belief without true understanding, perception, or discrimination. Bertrand Russell once remarked "Where there is evidence, no one speaks of 'faith'. We do not speak of faith that two and two are four or that the earth is round. We only speak of faith when we wish to substitute emotion for evidence".

Above: "New Spirit" by Howard Dyke

Above: "Riot" by Howard Dyke

Above: Untitled by Howard Dyke

Above: Buddha by Sandra Turnbull

Above: Buddha by Sandra Turnbull

Above: Screen print by Jacob Beaney

Above: "Saint Keith" by Jacob Beaney

Above: Painting by Barry Thompson

Above: Painting by Barry Thompson

Above: Painting by Jasper Joffe

Above: "Swirly" painted by Jasper Joffe

Above: "Lots of Heads" painted by Jasper Joffe (220cm x 190cm, 2006)

Above: "Magic Mountain" painted by Gordon Beswick

Mexican/USA Border photograph by Robert Goldstein

NYC Bible Poster photographed by Robert Goldstein Above:

Above: "Brush Pot" painted by Kiera Bennett

Above: Painted by Kiera Bennett

Above: "Hooked" painted by Kiera Bennett

Above: Conspiracy Theoretic (Millhouse)Painted by Tom Pounder

Above: Conspiracy Theoretic (George W Bush) Painted by Tom Pounder

Above: Conspiracy Theoretic (Friends) Painted by Tom Pounder

Above: Jock

Above: Jock 2

Above: Lemmy painted by Erica

Above: Wake Up painted by Erica

Above: "Is David Bowie Happy?" collage By Astrid Horkheimer

Above: Elvis Lives collage by Astrid Horkheimer

Above: Bruise by Rose Turner

Above: "Look Into The Future" by John Moore

Above: by John Moore

Above: by Natasha Xavier Please note: The work shown on this blog post is to give a taste of where the artists are coming from and what they do. The work you see here wont necessarily be displayed at the Blind Faith exhibition.