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Blogesteix: Studio Change

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Wednesday, 5 November 2014. I left Carlton Mansions after 30 years - all my adult life really - because Lambeth evicted. Our 35 year old co-op. My work was born and nurtured here and I see how the decaying grandeur of my all time favourite building ( and Will Self's! Without our 16 households keeping it warm and I think of the foxes who would prowl our stairwells at night - I hope they and the squirrels. The Museum o...

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Blogesteix: CHANDELIERS

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! For all the Chandelier posts on my blog:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I've been making chandeliers from collected old kitchen items for over 20 years. I made one then it just grew and grew and became a way of life. Thanks to Artemis for the little profile photo. View my complete profile. Cavaliero Finn - various artists. Gloria Carlos - sculptural jewellery. Kathy Dalwood - casting. Lost and Found Design.

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Blogesteix: Recent Treasures

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Monday, 16 March 2015. On my way to Dartmoor Prison Museum. The collection of hat pins are from a charity shop in Tavistock, £1 for 7, so great bargains all round. This little painting on hardboard was £3 in Tavistock market. From a stall holder who I think has a good eye for things and I do try to mostly resist. I got my wooden spectator stand. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Bible of B...

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Blogesteix: April 2011

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Friday, 22 April 2011. Flowers on Good Friday. Here's the penultimate flower painting from the collection. This hyacinth is from a charity shop in Pimlico. It took ages to decide whether to get it or not, it's not really a thing of great beauty but I felt a bit sorry for it and I have grown to love it. The colours are very charming, pastel and old fashioned. The little ink bottle (? Saturday, 16 April 2011. I wanted ...

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Blogesteix: Chain Accessories Large and Small

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Saturday, 3 January 2015. Chain Accessories Large and Small. These kind of chain link connectors are very useful when I'm rigging up systems to hang my chandeliers so I have a little collection of them. Yesterday I took some friends to a place known as Bogey Knights. I love this huge pulley part, it looks like a pantomime prop! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Kathy Dalwood - casting.

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Blogesteix: More Works of Art

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Sunday, 10 May 2015. More Works of Art. I have always admired the (ever changing) bricks a painter friend uses to sit his canvasses on when he's working on them. Having just visited Collect. The wear and tear or signs of use of tools of an artist are often full of passion and interest and their aesthetic has evolved unselfconsciously - I love this. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow ...

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Blogesteix: Capital Culture

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Saturday, 6 December 2014. I have seen loads of fantastic exhibitions in London over the past couple of months. I'm not able to be there all the time so I try to see as much as I can when I am. One of my favourites was Disobedient Objects. Til 1st Feb 2015) at the V&A. Museum. It looks at the role of objects in affecting social change. I LOVED the Barbie Liberation Organisation; watch this short video. With ever chan...

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Chandeliers by Madeleine Boulesteix

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Chandeliers by Madeleine Boulesteix. Madeleine has always loved making things since she was a child. She went to Art School to explore drawing, sculpture, photography print and textiles and later found her happiest way of working - making the chandeliers - quite by accident after finding some chandelier glass. She has always worked in the creative field whether as a photographer, theatre prop maker or teacher before working on the chandeliers full-time. Art Education and Training. 2003 Recycled Design, M...

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Blogesteix: Viv Albertine

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Wednesday, 28 January 2015. I want to down tools and read this book all day long, cant put it down but don't want to finish it. If you have any interest in pioneering women, punk, surviving life's challenges this is the best read ever; Viv Albertine. S autobiography, ' Clothes clothes clothes,. In North London; The Broadway Bookshop. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Kathy Dalwood - casting.

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Blogesteix: Featured!

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Welcome to Blogesteix. Current information relating to my chandeliers and lots more too! Thursday, 5 March 2015. My copy of Upcyclist. Arrived today - I am so proud to be included in this beautiful book. It really is gorgeous and full of great artists and photographs - no dabblers here - this is seriously good design only. And perhaps most importantly.Otis made the edit.in what is perhaps his best portrait to date. Handsome and well dressed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.