New Image
This is an E.J. Carr photo. Can’t quite pin down what I like about it .
E.J. is due in the gallery soon and in Ten Cubed later this month.
PG the VJ
I’m sure the familiarity that the 20 - 30 year age group have with technology, the way it has infused our lives, is having an effect on the visual landscape but what I like about this image is that it’s dear old Peter Greenaway, film director, maker of some iconic movies in his time, […]
Image of the Week 2 (via Ping Mag)
I came across the Japanese English language geek-design-art site PingMag today. It’s really worth a look for the way it draws out the aesthetic merits of the ICT industry, elements that we never really look at twice.
This for example is a photograph of wiring inside a mainframe from an O’Reilly Japan book by Mark […]
Susan Kaprov
The Susan Kaprov series Allegories of the Senses is created from scans of Susan’s early work which are then printed on Hahnemulle watercolour paper and then hand painted a second time. The combination of digital and physical actions by the artist is probably not as common as one might expect. Anyway I love the Allegory […]
Image of the Week 1: Singers
Couldn’t resist posting this photo from Ryan over at Rymus.net. It is a ceramic sculpture of a singer by Clare Greene. Clare’s paintings are on show in the gallery right now along with some of her favourite ceramics. Among them are eight ceramic instruments including Bell, String, and Flute designed for the musician and composer […]
Chris Ashley
Chris isone of my favourite artists for many reasons. This morning I picked this snippet up from him via this blog post.
“I think that abstraction prevents you from fully entering a fiction. A picture is a fiction. Abstraction keeps you away from that fiction and gives you a means of approaching […]
Change Blind, Visually Unaware
EJ Carr, New York fashion photographer who is coming into the gallery soon sent me a clip from this mornings New York Times. It’s about change blindness, particularly or inability to be able to see things changing, a kind of visual inadequacy that is widespread.
After a year as a gallery owner I can attest to […]