A Happy Christmas

Wishing you all a Happy Christmas

Urban Barrier (Slight Return)

The Urban Barrier exhibition is up and running with three of my paintings included. One of them is the new piece called Lost and Found in Suburbia.  There will be more in this series of work to follow.

The show is on until the 23rd December 2012 and as you enter through the main entrance you are greeted with my Guardian Angel painting.  There is also a large full Magnum bottle that I have painted and given for the Raffle that you could win for Christmas if you buy a ticket.  I have also found what I want for Christmas; a Rugman or a Guy Denning art work. 

Urban Barrier

The flyer for the Urban Barrier show says it all, the place the date the time and some of the artists who's  work will be on exhibition.  What it does not say is how pleased I am to have been included.

Distractions

 

 

Trying to get some new work done can be difficult, it does not always come together straight away, the image you start with can grow and change as you are working.  Distractions can come along as well which has mainly been happening this last month.  The particular distraction mainly being in the form of a four legged friend.  Things are coming together though making work less fragmented and more productive.

 

 

 

NYC

I spent a week in New York City recently and found that everywhere you looked there was an abundance of art.

Galleries, shops, buildings,

packaging, people,signs...... the list is endless.  There is never enough time to see everything in NYC!

I did however manage to leave some free feather art out in the streets.

Religionis Violenta

I have some work in the Religionis Violenta art exhibition.  My work 'If You Think You Know Me, You Don't Know Shit' looks at our first impressions of others visual identity and how we already have made up our minds to their worth and beliefs.

The show has been put together by Gonny van Hulst AKA GonnyGlass and Kane Cali at the London West Bank Gallery. 133- 137 Westbourne Grove, London, W11 2RS.

It runs until the 9th September 2012 and the opening times are 11am - 7pm.

Sparrows in Greenwich

I have done some small sparrow paintings that are in the PortaBOG in Greenwich college park.  Let me explain - the PortaBOG is a temporary gallery with art from the Ben Oakley Gallery on the edge of the Olympic Equestrian Center in Greenwich London.  

 

The main B.O.G. in Greenwich market has an exhibition of horse themed artwork on at the same time and is worth a visit.  I looked after the PortaBOG this Tuesday while the silver medal was being won by the British equestrian team.  I will be back there next week and both shows are only on while the Olympics are taking place.