TAKE TO THE WOODS AT ANALOGUE
I'm part of a group show at
Analogue in Edinburgh called Take To The Woods. It's full of work from folk who have done stuff for Analogue over the years and should be fantastic. The exhibition runs from 16th November - 15th December, with a preview party on Thursday 14th at 7pm. Come along if you can. Everything is under £100 so there'll probably be some Christmas bargains to be had. There'll also be a wee zine to accompany the show.
This is the list of folk showing. Very pleased to be amongst them:
Acorn, Alexa Cameron, Chris Bourke, Claire Scully, David Galletly, Dist, Elph, French, Holly Wales, Iain Bruce, Jo Waterhouse, Jon Burgerman, Magda Boreysza, Marcus Oakley, Marcus Walters, Matt Pattinson, Matt Sewell, Natalie Russell, Neasden Control Centre, Nigel Peake, Robert Hanson, RueFive, Samuel Sparrow, Simon Peplow, Simone Lia, Stuart White, Supermundane, Suzi Q, Tommy Perman & Will Barras.
I'm familiar with the work of most of this lot, and I've no doubt the ones I don't know are also plastic fantastic. Particularly pleased that I'll be able to say I've been in a show with
Simone Lia since I've been a massive fan of her work for ages. Have a look at it
HERE.
------------------------TENTERHOOKS COMES TO AN END
My solo show, Tenterhooks, at Analogue finishes up on the 10th of November. If you can squeeze in a trip along before then, please do. I'll post properly about it once it's all down and stuff, but right now I can say I'm very pleased with how it went. Here's another wee image from the show:
The
Analogue flickr page about my show has also been updated with some other photos.
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I'll hopefully get round to tidying up this site a little and getting some more recent images up in the artwork section because it's starting to get a little tired looking.
I'm also working on stuff for a few people, as well as some little personal projects, when this stuff passes it's jinx point* I'll get it up here. I've a few ideas for some more in-depth posts. Doodles, sketches and photos will no doubt fly around as well.
*Jinx Point: The moment a proposed project is suitably set in stone that it can be talked about without the risk of looking a fool when it falls through.
I've just read on the Analogue blog that the Running Amok zine I made for them at the end of last year is included in a show in Norwich called D.I.Y. Issues 1 - 20 are on display until 22nd March at the Norwich Arts Centre. Mine is number 14. If you can make it along, have a look because it sounds quite good. If not, here are about half of my pages:
Analogue have been producing the zines for a while now. You can have a look at who's done what on the Running Amok page. Some are really amazing. Each artist is given free reign and 100 issues are printed. My issue, I'm happy to say, is sold out.
