Johnny Izatt-Lowry's Third Solo Show at Cooke Latham Probes Public and Private Space

Cooke Latham Gallery has opened Something else, somewhere else, in somebody else’s house, the third solo exhibition of works by Johnny Izatt-Lowry. The show interrogates the act of looking and the porous division between private and public space, depicting mundane lives and rituals glimpsed behind curtains, familiar objects made unfamiliar through glass. Izatt-Lowry’s compositions are dense with historical references: the muted tones and flattened planes of early Renaissance works by Giotto and Cimabue, as well as the cubist still lifes of Georges Braque.