Exhibition Pyramid Selling 17 January 2016 – 13 March 2016 A solo exhibition by Mick Peter Back Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Location Gallery Images Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016Pyramid Selling, Mick Peter solo exhibition at Drawing Room 2016 Glasgow-based artist Mick Peter transforms imagery derived from fiction, illustration and graphic design into playful installations. His sculptures resemble quick hand drawn sketches which seem to have been cut from the flatness of the paper and dragged into three-dimensional space. For Pyramid Selling Peter transports us into a cartoon-like illustration realised on a monumental scale and the gallery becomes the site of activities associated with manual labour and with the retail industry. Peter’s life-size cartoon sketches come alive and populate the environment, whilst sculptures of oversized zips pose as items for sale. Pyramid Selling is Peter’s most ambitious installation to date, and was conceived for the cavernous space of Tramway in Glasgow. Its new iteration for Drawing Room is a condensed and intensive version which immerses visitors who unwittingly become active participants in this animated environment. #pyramidselling Pyramid Selling was originally commissioned for Tramway, Glasgow 2015, and the production was funded by The Henry Moore Foundation, Creative Scotland, and Glasgow Arts. Downloads