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Tag Archives: artists
Gelatine Printing Workshop At John Rylands Library
Currently the third Free For Arts Festival is taking place in Manchester. I put is a proposal for a gelatine printing session as part of the festival and this took place at the John Rylands Library. While I’ve been to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, gelatine printing, Printmaking
Tagged art, artists, FFAF, Fred Aldous, Free For Arts Festival, John Rylands Library
8 Comments
We like a work of art more if the artist has an unusual name
It’s about two months since I last posted anything on this blog other than reblogs from The Humour of the Great War blog. However, I came across an article by Ben Ambridge in the Torygraph called Ten tricks the brain … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists
Tagged art, artist, artists, Ben Ambridge, names, unusual names, Zivko Zic
20 Comments
10 Ways to Revive Your Studio Spirit When You’ve Hit a Brick Wall
Every day a newsletter pops into my email box from ArtistsNetwork. Now they are a commercial organisation but nevertheless I find their blogs and information very interesting if you ignore the underlying ‘buy this’ message. Today I read this blog … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Painting, Performance, Reblog
Tagged acrylic painting, art, artists, motivation
4 Comments
Take To The Trees
The current exhibition at neo:gallery in Bolton is a two-woman show called Take to the Trees. (Not Talk to the Trees, which would have been about the Prince of Wales, I assume.) Margaret Jackson’s work is mainly encaustic paintings while Julie … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Installation, Painting
Tagged art, artists, Bolton, encaustic, julie levy, margaret jackson, neo:artists, trees, wood
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Sheffield Print Fair – The Return of the Native
Yesterday the Management and I went across the Pennines to the Sheffield Print Fair. It was organised by Jane Elliot who I know from her printing days at Hot Bed Press in Salford but who now lives in Sheffield. She … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, exhibition, Marketing, Printmaking
Tagged art, artists, duncan pass, jane elliott, lisa moore, neil woodall, norman ackroyd, sheffield print fair
7 Comments
What Do Poems Make? Prizes!
Today’s Sunday Torygraph had an article entitled “Poetic alchemy that turns landscape into art” by Jeremy Noel-Tod. It referred to three Cornish poets one of whom was Bob Cobbing who “pursued an inversely verbal art. For Cobbing, the sound and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged Adrian Pritchard, art, artists, gina brown, neo:artists, neo:artprize, rosie farrell
8 Comments
Where I’m Going Wrong!
I’ve figured it out!! Recently I came across this self portrait by L S Lowry whose major exhibition at the Tate opens next week. Then I saw a photograph of Picasso. But when I saw Denis Whiteside (who I mentioned in my … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged Adrian Pritchard, Andy Magee, art, artist, artists, cap, Denis Whiteside, flat cap, Jason Simpson, lowry, Martin Kochany, neo:artists, pablo picasso, picasso
20 Comments
Sand Sea and Spray 2013 – Part The Second
Leaving Foundry (without an ‘a’, Mr Ross!) to work on his Souxie, I walked towards the Church Street Car Park. On the way I looked at the other pieces along the wall of the Winter Gardens. I was not always sure … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Street Art
Tagged Akse, art, artists, Catch 22, Dale Grimshaw, Drypnz, Eska, Guy Denning, Krio, Lonac, Lowdown, Martin Whatson, Robin Ross, Sepr, smug, Zed1, zina
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Sand Sea and Spray – Part The First
Today I had a day out in sunny Blackpool – and it was sunny too! Robin Ross, I understand, was tearing what little hair he has out on Friday evening, thinking that the whole weekend was going to be ruined … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Street Art
Tagged agent provocateur, AP, art, artists, Blackpool, faunagraphic, foundary, foundry, graffiti, infected by design, kashink, kashnik, oliver winconek, sand sea and spray, street art, tank, toasters, winter gardens, zina
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Art Quote of the Day – Six Days On
Earlier this evening, I upload the sixth Art Quote of the Day. I’m enjoying finding quotes and appropriate images – usually paintings by the artist. I hope you are enjoying looking at them. If you’ve not yet visited the new blog, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists
Tagged art, artists, dilbert, georgia o'keeffe, gustave flaubert, joshua reynolds, paul gauguin, quotes, scott adams, Vincent Van Gogh
2 Comments