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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Heavy is the head…
Originally posted on Not So Great Dictator Speaks With Words:
The Golden Badger of Wrexham (AKA Torok the Elder), Adam Jones and Karen Fremp sat at one end of a very long table. The Rt HonCarwyn Jones AM First Minister of Wales sat at the other…
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Leaf painting giveaway!
Originally posted on Anne Lawson Art:
Read on to find out how to win this leaf painting……. I have been busy painting a new subject — leaves. More specifically, gum leaves, or maybe you call them eucalyptus leaves. When alive…
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Loretta Lux (1969, German)
I love the weird work of Loretta Lux.
Altrincham Arts Festival
Carole Evans was born and brought up in Altrincham before leaving for Uni. Visiting the town to see her parents over the succeeding years allowed her to see the degeneration of her hometown. Being a photographer she started to record … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Drawing, exhibition, Photography, Sculpture, textiles
Tagged altrincham, Altrincham Art Festival, ann wilson, art, carole evans, dance, geoff crossley, julia kiely, mim sanders, peter knowles, teresa wilson
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Origins At Nexus
Last Monday night the Management and I went to Nexus Art Café in the Northern Quarter of Manchester for the opening of Origins, an exhibition in which I have two pieces. It was the lowest key opening I have ever … Continue reading
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Tagged art, big bang, charlotte o'brien, creation, jessica miller, manchester science festival, nexus art cafe, origins, rachel richards, susan plover
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It’s Bobbins!
I’ve been struggling with the current module for my OCA Drawing Course which I’ve nicknamed ‘Colouring in Cabbages’. It feels that it is just drawing fruit in pencil. So last Monday I went to one of Tom Smith’s Enjoy Learning … Continue reading
Neo:Graduates Show
This afternoon I went to the opening of the new exhibition at neo:gallery in the Market Place in Bolton. It is the first neo:graduates show they have held. They received about two hundred submissions from recent graduates (both BA and … Continue reading
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Tagged antonio de la hera, art, hannah leighton-boyce, mona choo, neo:artists, neo:graduates, sharon forrest
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New Exhibition On My Must-Go List
A new exhibition has just opened at the National Gallery, London, which must be a must (you know what I mean!) despite its being portraits (and you know what I think of portraits!) Facing the Modern: The Portrait in Vienna … Continue reading
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Tagged alma mahler, art, artist, egon schiele, national gallery, oskar kokoschka, portraits, richard gerstl, vienna
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It’s Trumpet Time!
Just occasionally it’s great to have the chance to blow one’s own trumpet. Several good things have been happening on the art front recently. Firstly, I delivered two prints to Nexus Art Café in Manchester’s Northern Quarter recently for their … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, screenprinting
Tagged 20:20 print exchange, Andy Warhol, art, artist, Clitheroe, hot bed press, nexus art cafe, Stockport
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Some Shows I Should Have Reviewed Earlier!
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I’ve been to some shows recently which have now finished. I’ll tell you about them even though you can’t go and see them now. Firstly, while I was away, neoartists opened a new exhibition … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, Jennifer Nuttall, Natasha Lolljee, neo:artists, Orson Kartt, Richard Proffitt
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