This Week for Saturday Night Live Art Shows, I’m sharing my painting London Brolly. There’s also a little tour of the studio. And so you can have a little look, here’s a still image of the painting.
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Inspired by the Poppies at the Tower of London installationin 2014 “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red” by Paul Cummins and Tom Piper. Art inspires art. As Armistice day approaches, in this Saturday Night Live Art Show, I’m remembering my visit to a moving tribute to those lost in conflict.
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This week, for Saturday Night Live Art Shows I’m looking at Toast Rack Towers one of my contemporary Manchester paintings of the Hollings building part of the old university campus. Here’s the video, complete with gaffs. Finally I’ll leave you with a still of the completed painting. You can find more contemporary Manchester paintings in
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For Saturday Night Live Art Shows I discussed my Manchester MOSI Art creation called MOSI Grey. Why is there no grey in it? What is MOSI and what is that curious thing in the sky? Curious how sometimes you never see a thing until some time later, when you look back. Take a close look
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Charing Cross Station is the subject of this painting creation time lapse video. It shows the evolution from white page with yellowed masking to full colour picture of a London street. Whilst the video shows that the lost transient stages are just as interesting as the finished art. The goal is always the completed original
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Painting Manchester Maps I had to include a bee, a symbol associated with Manchester for years which took on added significance in 2017 following the Arena Bombing. They’ve crept into my work, never more consciously so than in this painting. This weeks for Saturday Night Live Art Shows I’m sharing a recent painting that I’ve
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