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Monthly Archives: April 2012
What is a reduction screenprint?
[Rant warning! Who came up with the concept that all competition is good for the customer? For years we’ve had a bus down our road every half an hour. Last week a new bus started, also every half hour. If … Continue reading
Posted in linocut, Print, Printmaking, screenprinting, Techniques
Tagged art, artist, reduction lino, reduction screenprint, screenprint
16 Comments
David Coulter – Manchester’s Painterly Painter
(Anyone looking at this post for information about a Grand Prix racing driver, that’s David Coulthard. If you’re looking for information about a musician, that’s a different David Coulter.) Last night I was involved in a discussion about “painterliness”. “I … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, exhibition, Painting
Tagged art, artist, colourfield gallery, david coulter, exhibition, manchester, oxford road, painterlimess, painterly, painting, st anns square, zion arts centre
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What’s wrong with a fake?
An old chestnut has raised its head again. Today’s Daily Telegraph has a report of a “Russian oligarch demand[ing] £1.7m refund from Christie’s for ‘fake’ work.” Viktor Vekselberg, 56, an oil tycoon and art collector, is arguing that the painting, … Continue reading
Posted in Painting, Works
Tagged aesthetics, Arthur Koestler, Boris Kustodiev, fake, forgery, Odalisque, Russian artist, The Act of Creation
4 Comments
Damien Hirst – “the proprietor of a money-spinning novelty factory”
Today’s Daily Telegraph had an interesting article by Charles Spencer about the current Damien Hirst retrospective at Tate Modern. To say he wasn’t impressed is an understatement. The full article is here but I feel some of Spencer’s statements deserve … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, exhibition
Tagged art, artist, charles spencer, critic, critisism, damien hirst, tate modern
2 Comments
Gustave Caillebotte’s “The Floor Scrapers” (1875)
Nowadays Gustave Caillebotte is not one of the better known Impressionists, although it could be argued that his bequest to the French state of his collection of paintings by several painters had a significant impact regarding the movement. Being a … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Painting, Works
Tagged 1875 salon, boating party, courbet, floor planers, floor scrapers, gleaners, gustave caillebotte, impressionism, impressionists, louis enault, male nude, millet, nude, renoir, salon, stonebreakers, waldemar januszczak, workers
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Hello!
Hi! I’m starting this blog as a way of discussing aspects of art which interest me. I appreciate that the internet itself is very ephemeral, but other media such as TV programmes and newspaper articles can be even more so. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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