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Monthly Archives: August 2013
‘Steal Like an Artist’ – an Experiment
Originally posted on the creativity of escape:
-Almost everything in this post is stolen.- The title. The painting. Even the wax crayons I painted with are kind of stolen. A little while ago I bought a book called “Steal Like an…
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Monoprints and Collographs
Originally posted on Kathie Vezzani:
This is my favorite piece that came out of Trish Saggebruch’s dyeing class at Encausticamp. I prepared the board by using a djanting tool to create a design using wax, then I dipped the board…
Arty Cartoons
It has been a week and a half since my last post – (sounds like going to confession!) – but life has been getting in the way! Tomorrow for example I’m off to cut the grass at a convent. So … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Cartoon
Tagged armory show, art, artist, cartoons. lauren purle, Hyperallergic, jackson pollock, marcel duchamp, nemi, peter duggan
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Time Out: Moniker Madness
Originally posted on The Millennium Conjectures™:
“Who’s on first.”–Bud Abbott Note: If you have never seen Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on first?” routine, one can only draw one of three possible conclusions. You’re from a country that does not play…
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Palimpsest – Part The Second
Yesterday I posted about four of the eight artists at Palimsest, the new exhibition at neo:gallery22 in Bolton. I mentioned that I’d seen Alison Timmins’ work at the Bolton University Degree Show in early summer. I’d also written about Karen Markham … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged art, callum innes, donna dowd, esther pilling, harper green, karen markham, neo:artists, steph shipley
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The sordid tale of how I was censored by Straight Pride UK
Originally posted on Oliver Hotham:
A few weeks ago, when thinking of interesting things I could write for this blog, I remembered a weird organisation that gathered some attention on the internet a month or two ago. The organisation is…
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Palimpsest – New Exhibition At Neo:Artists – Part 1
According to the leaflet, Palimpsest is “the re-use of manuscripts where original texts have been erase or concealed by subsequent layers which in turn preserve traces of what lies beneath.” This re-use was largely an economic one, which is significant … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged alison timmins, art, Bolton, crook street collective, gerard young, marc heaton, marguerite heywood, neo:artists, palimpsest
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cARTographies – A Postscript
In yesterday’s post, I quoted from the Annulus website about the cARTographies exhibition at St Martins in the Field in Trafalgar Square. I’d forgotten that I’d taken a shot of the display poster, which was headed ‘Why’, at the exhibition … Continue reading
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Tagged annulus, art, artist, cartographies, maps, st martins in the field
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London 3 – And Finally…..!
Rosie says she can’t wait for Part 3 of our sojourn in London – and she doesn’t even know she features in this part! Three more exhibitions to tell you about. That’ll take some time, won’t it? Not as long … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Cartoon, exhibition, Marketing
Tagged cartographics, kilwon an, national gallery, national portrait gallery, sparta puss, st martins in the field, Vermeer
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notes to the milkman 