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Tag Archives: David Hockney
Hockney and Artist Statements
Another contribution to the discussion about artists and their statements about their work came to light yesterday via Twitter. There was a link to several quotations by David Hockney on a site called Brainy Quote. The one that appealed to me … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists
Tagged ambroise bierce, art, artist, artist statement, critic, David Hockney
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Art on the Telly
“Picasso, Matisse, Hockney, Bourgeois, Freud; where did you first encounter the great art and artists of the last 100 years? Most likely on television, which has done more than any other medium to popularise the visual arts in Britain” This … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artists, bbc four, blake, dali, David Hockney, duchamp, freud, henri matisse, henry moore, hockney, lucien freud, magritte, marcel duchamp, matisse, moore, peter blake, quotations, quotes, rene magritte, salvador dali, television
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Daytripper – Part 1
Yesterday morning, I went down to London for the day. Yesterday evening, I crawled into bed absolutely knackered, but having seen the London Original Print Fair at the Royal Academy (the main reason for the trip), the Cutting Edge of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, Collage, exhibition, linocut, Painting, Printmaking
Tagged art, artists, bernhard eberle, courtauld, David Hockney, dreipunkt edition, gary ratushniak, james kinmont fine arts, lill tschudi, linocut, london original print fair, osborne samuel, paula rego, picasso, printmakers, printmaking, prints, RA, redfern gallery, risograph, royal academy, schwitters, smitf, st martins in the field, sybil andrews, Tate Britain
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Hockney – Art, Architecture and Assistants
“Who is not struck by the haunting oddness of David Hockney’s Bridlington house, a seaside villa of little charm and no architectural distinction whatsoever? Looking at the pictures, you can almost smell the damp and the must, sense the ghosts … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, assistants, bridlington, David Hockney, suburbia, yorkshire
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Meanwhile in the North in 2013… Part 1 – Greater Manchester
OK, I mean North of England! Having said that, I have enjoyed a couple of trips to Edinburgh to see exhibitions and was annoyed recently when a discovered a Rembrandt exhibition a week before it finished in Glasgow so didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition
Tagged art, artist, artists, caroline johnson, David Hockney, exhibition, first cut, harold riley, lowry, manchester, manchester art gallery, manchester international festival, mif 2013, nigel walker, painting, peter blake, photographs, pop art, raquib shaw, salford, salford museum and art gallery, salford quays, tino seghal, whitworth art gallery
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Richard Dorment’s Year of Art
Today’s Review in the Daily Telegraph was dedicated to a review of the year in the arts. Richard Dorment looked at some of the various exhibitions which have been on this year, several of which I have visited myself and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Gallery, Artists, exhibition, Painting, Photograph, Photography, Print, Sculpture
Tagged art, artist, british museum, bronze, celebrity, chris buck, David Hockney, photography, Richard Dorment, royal academy, seduced by art, visual culture blog, vollard suite
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Why?
Regular readers will know that my regularly delivered rag is the Daily Telegraph. Today I saw the Guardian at the local supermarket and the picture on the front page caused me to shell out £1.20 for a copy. As it … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Drawing, Painting
Tagged art, artist, David Hockney, RA, royal academy, totem, vandalism
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Damien Hirst and Fakes Part Deux
I know I’ve already discussed the old problem of fakes, and I’ve also written about Mr Hirst. However I am currently reading “Rembrandt’s Secret” by Alex Connor. It isn’t really a spoiler to say that the plot of the book … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, exhibition, Painting, screenprinting, Sculpture, Techniques
Tagged Andy Warhol, art, artist, artists, Canova, Carel Fabritius, damien hirst, Danae, David Hockney, Delft, Dutch, fake, fakes, Hermitage, Karel Fabritius, Mauritshuis, Rembrandt, restoration, spot paintings, Vermeer
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