Just visited Toronto, and met some friends.
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Monday, 18 January 2010
CURWEN AND NEW ACADEMY GALLERY
The Curwen Gallery has a new show featuring some of my Pigeon prints. These same prints also popped up in Printmaking Today magazine. Pigeons get everywhere.
The show is on until 30th Jan.
Below are photographs from the private view at The Curwen Gallery on Windmill St. Thanks to Ros Morley for the photographs.
Below are photos from the Rectory Road Gallery private view. The Gallery is in one of those beautiful Victorian houses, in between Spitalfields market and Brick Lane, that I dream about owning one day. I often press my face against the windows to look inside. So it's a double treat to go inside the property and have my work on the hanging on the walls.
Please see The Curwen Gallery for more info on prints shown above.
The show is on until 30th Jan.
Below are photographs from the private view at The Curwen Gallery on Windmill St. Thanks to Ros Morley for the photographs.
Below are photos from the Rectory Road Gallery private view. The Gallery is in one of those beautiful Victorian houses, in between Spitalfields market and Brick Lane, that I dream about owning one day. I often press my face against the windows to look inside. So it's a double treat to go inside the property and have my work on the hanging on the walls.
Please see The Curwen Gallery for more info on prints shown above.
Friday, 15 January 2010
IF I COULD COLLABORATE
I have blogged about these guys before because they did a print collection in previous years. Last night If I Could Collaborate Private View was packed. The truely great curatorial talents of Alex and Will also behind the blog Its Nice That
Some photos below, I would strongly recommend getting down to see the show before it ends on 23 January 2010, 12–6pm
(open late on 21 January, 12–9pm)
A Foundation Gallery at Rochelle School, London E2 7ES.
above Craig Ward & Sean Freeman & Alison Carmichael
Fred Butler's work above was a collaboration with the very talented graphic design duo No Days Off It was a campaign for an eighth day in the week - their badges and manifesto get my vote any day.
above Jorre van Ast & Damien Poulain
above Sam Messenger & Bart Long
above Jesse Auersalo & Jesse Pietilä
above the beautifully crafted “Op-Art medieval-like tapestry" by Hvass&Hannibal & Anne Werner (oh and the back of Max Lamb's head)
above Praline & The Model Shop
above and below the amazing work of Oliver Jeffers & Aaron Ruff
You can find all contact details, more info on each person and piece from If I Could Collaborate
Some photos below, I would strongly recommend getting down to see the show before it ends on 23 January 2010, 12–6pm
(open late on 21 January, 12–9pm)
A Foundation Gallery at Rochelle School, London E2 7ES.
above Craig Ward & Sean Freeman & Alison Carmichael
Fred Butler's work above was a collaboration with the very talented graphic design duo No Days Off It was a campaign for an eighth day in the week - their badges and manifesto get my vote any day.
above Jorre van Ast & Damien Poulain
above Sam Messenger & Bart Long
above Jesse Auersalo & Jesse Pietilä
above the beautifully crafted “Op-Art medieval-like tapestry" by Hvass&Hannibal & Anne Werner (oh and the back of Max Lamb's head)
above Praline & The Model Shop
above and below the amazing work of Oliver Jeffers & Aaron Ruff
You can find all contact details, more info on each person and piece from If I Could Collaborate
Wednesday, 9 December 2009
SUTTON HOUSE
This is our table at the Sutton House craft fair, which was by all accounts a very christmas-y day!
This is Dan and Laura my studio mates who were selling Dan's fantastic circus inspired decorations and cards. Which can be seen here The Shop Floor Project as see the wallpaper department for more of his lush designs.
Friday, 4 December 2009
I HEART TRIANGLES AND CHRISTMAS
Peepshop
present and correct
Yellow Owl Workshop (not strictly christmas but still lush)
Ok Interrupt
Mr. Bowlegs
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