made the canvases, and primed them. just at the library, doing research for dissertation. actually, i’m doing no such thing. i’m writing this and generally procrastinating until the inevitable moment when i actually have to do the essay. dum de dum… […]
Straight away we were ready to go on the Fat Tire Berlin Bike tour. Already it was raining but we were not deterred. First we had breakfast at the top of the Galleria department store with its great view looking […]
another qiuck one :) burned 54 dvds so far – another 16 to go today. annie's coming to help me finish screens and rob worley and dan barker of free form are coming in the evening to start fixing the […]
i thought i’d finished hwlwn today, i’d even signed it, but now i’m not entirely sure. think her forehead could do with some very faint lines or something, it looks a bit plastic at the moment. just found that i […]
just noticed: olivias’s right hand side eye is loking the wrong way a bit. hehe!
Beverley Knowles Fine Art
3 March 2007 to 5 May 2007
“Art should be recognised as a staple part of our everyday lives like bread, and in that respect it should be ordinary, albeit an extraordinary ordinariness, but no less essential in sustaining life.”
Anna Lewis, Cathexis, mixed media installation, 2007.
Michell Wren, Story has it, if the Birds move at all, the whole of Liverpool will crumble and fall, No.2, mixed media, 2006.
Kevin Osmond, Untitled (squirl cluster), drawing, 122x152cm
Kate Potter, Portrait, photograph, 2006
Ruth Moilliet, Wild Carrot (detail), 2006
Lorna B Hughes, Upholstered ‘pigeon seats’.
Paul Cole, Pink Hat, oil on canvas, 225x165cm
Ayling and Conroy, Ping pong asteroid, from ‘Fight for sore eyes’ at My House Gallery, as part of Sideshow, 2006.
Spent much of yesterday despite my best intentions, phoning and emailing. I had to finalize some project dates for the Summer and sort out some publicity. I have realized since the begining of the project just how useful a curator […]
Today seemed like a good day for the vigil. Well, I say 'vigil' but it was never going to compete with the kind of thing medieval people did. It's recorded that parishes had to find money to supply beer and […]
ok, iknow which image i am using of olivia now. the one of my is giving m a bit of trouble, i think vanity may be getting in the way of choosing the photo that is going to work best […]
have just come home for lunch. painting makes me very hungry! i painted the first layer on olivia today, and am in the process of refining the first layer on me. i’ll put photos of that up later. going to […]
did some extra work on olivias face, just putting in the shadows and making sure everything is in the right place. did some more work on mine, too. i bought some new paints and brushes today, for the first tine […]
Early walk before breakfast doing some simple photography with found objects before leaving for New York where life will be anything but quiet…
Yesterday – another Sunday afternoon bike ride around Wood Dalling, stopping off at the church of course. This is a big village! Not that there are many houses, but they lie in little hamlets: 'Red Pits', 'Foundry Hill', 'Crabgate' and […]
Thinking about the business card – highly regarded in Asian countries, and I want to have some of my info in Chinese on the card. Have looked up my surname in the very useful online Chinese dictionary at yellowbridge.com and […]
It was an early start this morning, 7am! We went to visit the Prajapat Colony in Uttam Nagar, a ceramic community just on the outskirts of Delhi. Even with our guide and experienced taxi driver we had considerable difficulty negotiating […]
We also visited the Prajapat community. There are about 300 working potters on the site, spread over several acres. Everywhere you look there are terracotta water vessels and ceramic containers including small cups, money boxes and flowerpots, even the walls […]
