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Monthly Archives: January 2014
P55 – Research Point – Two Artists Working In Contrasting Ways
Originally posted on The Milkman Goes To College:
“Find drawings by two artists who work in contrasting ways: from tight rigorous work to a more sketchy, expressive style …” Michael Landy and Tracey Emin are Young British Artists (YBAs) and…
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Julia Is On The Monet
At Julia’s Monday morning Drawing Class, organised by Enjoy Learning, we are looking as different artists and then producing work in their style. For the last couple of weeks we’ve been looking at Cezanne and using oil pastels. I enjoyed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing, Landscapes
Tagged Claude Monet, enjoy learning, Julia, pastel techniques, pastels
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Urban Sketching In Manchester
Today I went on an Urban Sketchcrawl in Manchester city centre. As you may remember I tried to organise a series of walks with a sketchbook eighteen months ago, one of the wettest summers in recent memory. I’m not sure … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing, Landscapes, Sketchbook
Tagged art, buildings, Cheetham's, Drawing, filing cabinet, manchester, Manchester Civic Justice Centre, royal exchange, sketchbook, sketchcrawl, Sketching, urban, urban art, Urbis
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Sandra Bouguerch …Handle With Care
Unfortunately I missed Sandra Bouguerch’s last solo show in Sale so I was determined to see her new one at the Studios in New Mills, and the PV was last Friday. The exhibition, called … Handle with Care, is about … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Performance, Photography, Video
Tagged art, artist, new mills, Sandra Bouguerch, studios
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A great palette for acrylic painting: The butcher tray
Originally posted on BUSY BRUSH CAFE:
by Robert Conway After years of fumbling around and using anything lying around as a palette for my acrylic paintings (including albums, CDs and ripped up pieces of cardboard) a friend of mine suggested to me…
Man and the Natural World
Before I tell you about a photographic exhibition I went to the other day, I want to mention the ESTA application for our trip to New York next month. Does anyone know what ‘moral turpitude’ is? I’m certain I’ve never … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Photography
Tagged art, artist, artist statement, natural world, photographs, Terry Johnson, wildlife photography
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neo:presents 2013
Forgive me, Father. It is a month since my last blog post. Hang on, that’s wrong. (Though reading some blogs it seems that the authors treat them like confessionals!) But, apart from one or two reblogs, it is nearly a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged Alex Young, art, artist, C A Southworth, Denis Whiteside, Ian Irvine, Lucie Wilson, neo:artists, Phil Davis, Rama Jana, Sandra Bouguerch, sharon forrest
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2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 18,000 times in 2013. If it were a … Continue reading