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Photography is rapidly becoming a legacy medium reserved for artists and specialist collectors…
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.
Screen Memory is a new series of paintings that investigate the relationship between mediated images and architecturally remembered space.
What if Paul McCartney had made records with the Radiophonic Workshop?
Pich’s light and delicate sculptures reflect the paradox of his upbringing…
From Andrew Frost… Across just a handful of works ranging from the large to the tiny, Mark Rodda casts his magic in the punfully titled exhibition Shoeglazing. Rodda’s stated interest has been the fabrication of dark Romantic landscapes. “European painting
Immersed in these dynamic abstracts, we can imagine David Aspden in his studio, absorbing the influence of the world around him – a record whirling on the turntable.
Like the weird orbs in the Graybles series of episodes in Adventure Time, the viewer must connect the themes and stories together, the realisation of their connection charming and sweet.
The Rococo period was a time where art embraced the exotic, the playful and the witty.
Vicky Browne believes that sound is present in all works of art…