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Frank Bowling
Frank Bowling (b. 1934, British Guiana) moved to London in 1953, where exposure to painting led him to study at the Royal College of Art. After early success in Britain, he relocated to New York in 1966, embracing abstraction and exploring colour and the materiality of paint. Returning to London in the 1970s while maintaining transatlantic ties, he developed a distinctive hybrid style. Bowling…
Just a really beautiful piece of public art
Here I am hanging out in Burnaby British Columbia So, I’m in Burnaby which is a city right next to Vancouver actually if you didn’t know it he would not know the difference between Burnaby and Vancouver. They are more administrative districts than to completely separate cities. One of the princesses though is gonna be such more interesting art wise than Vancouver because they seem to be a bit…
Joe Rush – Unnatural: The Art of Reclaimed Imagination
A Night Under the Stars in the Heart of London
The John Ruskin Art Prize: Celebrating Integrity and Craft in Contemporary Art
A bit esoteric
Quite often when I visit the museum, especially one as full of art from across the ages as the museum of fine arts in Valencia I will find a handful of pieces which seemed to stand out for the distinct heads of esotericism or they trigger esoteric ideas or concepts that I’m already aware of and contemplating the works make me think about much more esoteric and metaphysical issues than…
Museum of Fine Arts
Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero: Valencia’s Dazzling Contemporary Art Gem
Sorolla
València Fundacion Bancaja Being in the splendid city of València I was particularly thrilled to have an opportunity to see an exhibition of masterpieces by the great València born painter Joaquin Sorolla. The Bancaja Foundation brings together pieces from the Sorolla Museum in Madrid to Valencia for an exceptional event. The extraordinary circumstance of the temporary closure of the artist’s…
A Thousand Cuts… make a painting
Marco Carletto Lucio Fontana was the first well-known artist to cut his canvases; his slash series, also known as the Spatial Concept, featured slashes across the surfaces of monochrome paintings, representing what he dubbed “an art for the Space Age.” He generically titled these works “Concetto spaziale” (meaning “spatial concept”) and proceeded to use it for nearly all of his subsequent…
Second Lives
14 Percy St London W1 19-24 November I had just been to see the marvellous exhibition by Ben Edge when I was walking down Percy Street and my eye was caught by a fabulous looking exhibition. It looks so bright and fascinating and inviting that I before I realised it I was drawn in. I’m really glad that happened because I saw some wonderful artworks. It was kind of a drastic difference to the…
Liminal Matters
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Art of Ritual
Ben Edge’s THE CHILDREN OF ALBION at the Fitzrovia Chapel Ben Edge JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE Artist Ben Edge has spent a considerable time wandering the British Isles, exploring folk culture, folk magic, and folk ritual. Of course, folk culture and folk ritual have never entirely disappeared, but they certainly seem to be experiencing what Edge has called a “folk Renaissance.” Edge has observed…
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Wallace Collection Favourites: My Picks in Paintings and Objets d’Art
My mini-tour of the Wallace Collection’s standout paintings and objets d’art. Tucked behind the shopping paradise (or Hell) that is Oxford St, you’ll find the quiet magnificence of the Wallace Collection. One of the wonders of London, the private collection of Sir Richard Wallace and the first four Marquesses of Hertford, is housed in Hertford House on Manchester Square in Marylebone. Following…
Ancient India’s Sacred Art: Exploring Traditions at the British Museum
“Ancient India: Living Traditions” at the British Museum showcases over 180 objects that highlight the influence of ancient nature spirits on Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist sacred art, and how these traditions have shaped modern spiritual practices. Back to the British Museum, to visit a remarkable exhibition that reached back thousands of years, to explore the origins of Hindu, Jain and Buddhist…
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