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What’s on the Easel
A sneek peek, works in progress, “To be Thus” and “Hear, See, Speak, Think No Evil”
Posted in: Artwork, Figurative, Painting, Painting, Studio, Work in Progress
Art in the Forest
I have been working out of a forest studio at the Wildlife Mountain Sanctuary. In this very peaceful location run by close friends, I have had the chance to unwind and work further on a painting that I started at the Earth Frequency Festival.
Posted in: Australia, News, Painting, Studio, Work in Progress
The Value of Your Tone
Via Chet Zar on Twitter I read a very illuminating and insightful article, “Grey Matter” by Matthew Innis, on managing tonal values in your paintings.
Chimeria 2010 Catalogue
My paintings arrived back in Berlin this week from the Chimeria festival in France for our Fantastic Visions exhibition at Colory Gallery, Berlin. While unpacking my Chimeria paintings, I discovered two copies of the Chimeria exhibition catalogue.
Posted in: Book, Exhibition, France, Publications
Art in Hamburg with Dennis Konstantin
Last week I made my way to Hamburg to have a number of my paintings scanned and spend some time with friend and colleague in artistic crimes, Dennis Konstantin.
Bilderbuch für Planetarier – De Es Swchwertberger
At the beginning of this year, I edited and published a catalogue of artwork which included Dennis Konstantin, Micha Colory Krebs and myself. So naturally when I went to Vienna in March for Ernst Fuch’s 80th birthday celebrations, I took…
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Virtual Painting Session
Today I was painting with Dennis Konstantin while he was in his studio in Hamburg and I in mine in Berlin.
Posted in: Artist, Friends, Work in Progress
Fantastic Visions Exhbition Berlin
2010 starts with the first group exhibition project for Fantastic Visions. I will be exhibiting my artwork with Dennis Konstantin and Micha Colory Krebs at the Lichtenberger Kultschule in Berlin.
Zdzislaw Beksinski Painting Details
Erik Heyninck has posted a selection of Zdzis?aw Beksi?ski’s paintings with some very fine detailed enlargements.
Mengerzeile Studio
Posted in: Personal, Work in Progress
Masterpieces of the Prado Museum on Google
The Prado Musuem partnered with Google to photograph some of the most famous works in their collection, such as The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch.
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Berlin Visionaries – Galerie III Barmstedt
Time to finally write about exhibition opening in Barmstedt at Galerie III with Anja Brinkmann and Micha Krebs. The show went off nicely with a slew of articles in the local press.
Posted in: Exhibition, Galleries Museums, Publications
William Blake Retrospective – Tate Gallery
The Tate Britain is to recreate that William Blake’s first and only exhibition – exactly 200 years after it was staged in 1809 – and will bring together at least nine of the surviving 11 works from the 16 in the original show.
Posted in: Artist, Exhibition, Galleries Museums
A Meeting of Minds and Fantastic Visions
After all of this time getting to know Delvin over email and Skype chat sessions, I would finally get to meet him face to face. He was making his way to England to meet with Brigid Marlin of the Society for the Art of Imagination (AOI) to discuss assisting them with their Inscape magazine. I was very happy to offer him a place to stay in my studio while on his travels.
Chet Zar
A social evening at the opening of Chet Zar’s exhibition at Strychnin Gallery London. Strychnin Gallery has published a catalogue of his artwork.
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Shinji Himeno
I recently visited Japanese artist Shinji Himeno in Berlin. It was a great surprise to discover him there after I had lived there for three years, never knowing he existed. I wonder who else is hidden there.
Dali Museum
This month, Anja Brinkmann and I went to the Dalí Museum in Figueres, Spain. We hired a car and drove north from Barcelona. We were both excited to see the museum. Having wound our way through the tiny streets of…
Posted in: Galleries Museums