This is not like the last supper… that’s what you said
16 09 2017Comments : Leave a Comment »
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collage of a collection
4 02 2017Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Pedro Nekoi
27 12 2014One thing that you can be sure of with commercial art is that it will be accomplished. The next thing you’ll notice is that it offends no one. Its like a tossed salad. All green and reds and yellows. Nothing brown.
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He saw it coming
3 04 2014My father named me David Gearld Halliday. Dad was pretty excited when I was born and spelling wasn’t his strength. In my twenties, I changed Gearld to Gerald. I wish I hadn’t.
by David Halliday
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Charles Chamberlin
2 02 2014The colours are so bright and… musical. Many of his collages are abstract or geometrical. I am not normally fond of this kind of work but Chamberlin’s work has such energy that you can’t help but take it in.
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Jacek Yerka
21 09 2013Boy, you can have some fun browsing through this artist’s world. There is no darkside here. A lot of fantasy. The ideal imagination.
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Arnau Alemany
15 09 2013Odd when you read about artist who was born in the same year as yourself. Such is Arnau Alemany. His work has this odd appeal. It is very organic. As if urban rural life were one and the same. And dated. Something in the late 19th century. And naive. Not in its conception but its themes. Pastoral in quality the cities have none of the ugliness of most cities. Everything is tidy. Controlled. In sync. But where are the people?
Having said this, the work is beutiful. (I left the ‘a’ out)
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Kokoszkaa (Barbara Florczyk)
13 09 2013Comments : Leave a Comment »
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Alex Andreyev
10 09 2013To say that Alex Andreyev’s work was not mind blowing, would be quibbling. A lot of his work is in the realm of science fiction or fantasy. And so lovely to look at. And imagine. Filled with wonderful visual ideas. He is Russian. Living in St. Petersborough.
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