Popped down to Whitechapel Market on Saturday to see the Building Exploratory’s Peoples’ Favourite Building stall, complete with my photographic panels & other bits of print. Great to see lots of interest from passers by!
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Words are no help to me when I try to speak about my painting, they talk around the picture. What I have to express appears in the picture.
— Alberto Burri (Italian Artist 1915-1995)
I’ve finally put together a small new blog to house my growing collection of London Skylines … photos and grabs of advertising, logos etc that use the skyline in some way. I’m interested in which buildings are chosen, and how they relate to each other in scale, position and detail.
www.londonoutline.tumblr.com
The Blog for the People’s Panorama has just been updated - including my thoughts on the work so far.
Hand drawing represents the stain of the true architect’s soul on paper
— Alan Dunlop
A brief introduction to the Poliptych Series - made as the temporary installation of Camden Town Lock was about to be taken down (apologies for the poor sound).
Collapsing Cooling Towers (by ecotricity)
The last typographic act at the old Central School of Art building on Kingsway … (now CSM has moved to Kings Cross). Can’t help thinking William Lethaby would be a little disappointed?! Or is the shadow, ms word border and general naffness (to my eyes) actually a nuanced comment of some sort ?? Answers on a postcard…
Happy Christmas and a Fantastic New Year! Auguri a Tutti!
Up in Manchester for the private view of the CUBE Open exhibition (happily includes my Poliptych vs Capriccio no3). A great show with some really nice work - lovely to meet some of the other artists last night. http://www.cube.org.uk
Nice stop motion video pointed out by Urban Orienteer … made by the Can Can Club.
A very short video showing the sketch of a large piece from the Poliptych Series going up on the wall … just a bit of fun.
Paddington Rec Huddle, one of two new images in the Bandstand series, along with Queen’s Park.