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Untitled blog post from "Making art politically"

I was in Polegate today, which is a town near Eastbourne, in Sussex. I found this completely flattened and very rusty tin can on the grass verge by the side of the road. It set me thinking about flatness and […]

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Untitled blog post from "ReOrsa"

Despite Bracknell’s close proximity to London, it is perhaps not known as being a cultured town. However unsuspecting shoppers this month can’t have failed to notice the town centre being overrun by art. It seemed every second shop window had […]

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Untitled blog post from "MAKING ART"

It is extremely difficult to manage this post from the campervan as internet access cannot be counted on. I have spent the last two days managing the blog of our journey and trying to edit photos and make a connection […]

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Untitled blog post from "MAKING ART"

Right now I am sitting in the van at the Black Sea listening to waves on the beach below. How does an artist make a journey into art? In some ways it is too easy – there are too many […]

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Untitled blog post from "moving on…."

Why is it that all the 'small' jobs seem to take so long to do? In preparation for the pigeon's epic story to be told I have spent what seems like hours (and probably is) preparing sixteen small frames. Tenderly […]

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Event Exhibition

Citations Lifted Loose

  • Archive
  • Venue:
    Number 5 Princelet Street
  • From:
    October 03, 2008
  • To:
    October 19, 2008
  • Location:
    London
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The Visit ll
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The Visit ll

Wendy Elia, 'The Visit ll', Oil on Canvas, 2008. Photo: mac campeanu. Courtesy: wendy elia. Wendy Elia's painting The Visit ll can be seen at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters 121st Exhiition at the Mall Galleries. the Mall London SW1 from Wednesday 29th October to 9th November 10am -5 pm daily including weekends(closing at 1pm on the final day) info@mall galleries .com
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Head
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Head

Rachel Spring, 'Head', Fired stoneware clay, glaze. Photo: Rachel Spring. Max dimension 1 metre. For open air location. Frost-resistant. Incorporates photography by Hastings Old Town fisherman Peter White. For sale.
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