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The Surrey Dreamtime: Collage

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Saturday, March 3, 2012. It was a good taster for the exhibition in another part of the gallery, by Joanne Hummel Newell. Her use of collages reminded me of the early Hockney pieces with the naive use of colour and mark marking. Chance encounters that are provoking and frustrating, in some ways why art should be. This was a little gem of a show, I will be looking out for more exhibition by her in the future. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Surrey Dreamtime: The Singing Line

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Sunday, October 2, 2011. The view from Box Hill looking down toward Dorking. These are meant to be for series of big block print on a large size. I have been thinking A0 (840 x 1,188mm). So using my large brush pen and changing tack from just wanting to use only colour and no black. The view from Box Hill towards Denbies Vineyard with Ranmore church and common on the hill top. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To Creativity and Beyond.

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The Surrey Dreamtime: December 2010

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Sunday, December 5, 2010. The Art of Cornwall. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00wbn80/The Art of Cornwall/. One of the other good things was that when Barbara Hepworth was mentioned, there was no reference to Henry Moore. As they are usually mentioned in the same breath. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Art of Cornwall. To Creativity and Beyond. In the Write place.

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The Surrey Dreamtime: May 2011

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Monday, May 30, 2011. One of the results is the new art gallery in Wakefield. Besides and other room showing more polished pieces of her work there were room showing a current sculptor called Eva Rothschild. With a show called Hot Touch. Her work is fascinating, both clever and witting with its use of space and usual materials. Someone whose work I will be more interested in finding out about. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In the Write place.

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The Surrey Dreamtime: March 2012

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Saturday, March 3, 2012. It was a good taster for the exhibition in another part of the gallery, by Joanne Hummel Newell. Her use of collages reminded me of the early Hockney pieces with the naive use of colour and mark marking. Chance encounters that are provoking and frustrating, in some ways why art should be. This was a little gem of a show, I will be looking out for more exhibition by her in the future. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Thursday, March 1, 2012. The Hawtho...

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The Surrey Dreamtime: An Unfinished World

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Saturday, February 11, 2012. This is a stunning exhibition of Graham Sutherland early work and later work mainly from Pembrokeshire. It is nearly 12 hours since I saw and I am still highly excited. The exhibition at the Oxford Museum of Modern Art. Curated by George Shaw is well worth the detour that I did down the M40. There was so much to admire in the sheer quality of the work. I was stunned to see that there were 4 rooms filled with his work. To Creativity and Beyond.

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The Surrey Dreamtime: June 2011

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Monday, June 6, 2011. This exhibition at the Cornerhouse. In Manchester has finished. Even though it dominated all three of the floors, overall the number of exhibits on show felt light. The theme of New Cartography. Was the line between Algeria, France and the UK. The galleries were split into three parts - movement, place and memory. This exhibition was a subtle one and appearing slight. It still gives me reasons to think a bit more about it and find out about the a...

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The Surrey Dreamtime: October 2011

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Sunday, October 30, 2011. I was told that Malham Cove. Is more spectacular that Newbiggin Crags. And in some ways it is, but I went to Newbiggin first , when I was at my foundation college and the place is special. The limestone pavements is split and runs like a river at times across the top of the hill. The twisted trees stand out in such a landscape and when the weather is good, made another contrast against the blue sky. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Just like the thea...

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The Surrey Dreamtime: Stone and Wood

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Sunday, October 30, 2011. I was told that Malham Cove. Is more spectacular that Newbiggin Crags. And in some ways it is, but I went to Newbiggin first , when I was at my foundation college and the place is special. The limestone pavements is split and runs like a river at times across the top of the hill. The twisted trees stand out in such a landscape and when the weather is good, made another contrast against the blue sky. Posted by The Nightwatchman. In the Write place.

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The Surrey Dreamtime: November 2011

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Drawing Art from Between Worlds. Monday, November 7, 2011. Today is the first day of a new sketchbook and it is always a scary thing. Even though, I have learn to avoid being too precious about a sketch book. This is always a nervous feel as the pen hits the page. I decide to start with a typical tree picture. What drew my attention was the bulky circular trunk of the tree, probably where it had been pollard. Posted by The Nightwatchman. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). To Creativity and Beyond.