Susan Aldworth & Jane Dixon @ Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

This exhibition of beautiful contemporary graphics by two British artists challenges our assumptions of reality and identity. Jane Dixon’s photograms, Evidence of Doubt, appear to be photographic records of real organic forms, but prove to be imaginary and drawn by the artist’s hand. The intangible images in Susan Aldworth’s two series of prints, Transience and Passing Thoughts, resist recognition and identification, yet they actually derive from the physical touch of human brain tissue, and portray real people. Evidence of Doubt is exhibited here for the first time and includes two photograms commissioned specially by the Friends of the Fitzwilliam Museum.