Thursday, 1 November 2012
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
Waltham Forest Mayor at Leytonstone Library
Some pictures I took at Leytonstone library when the E17 Puppet Project was present at a Children's Centres' event - 23rd October 2012:
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Some photos of this year's E17 Art Trail
Here are a few photos I took around the Art Trail this year..... more to follow...
Barbican Art Trust at Blackhorse Lane:
TinTin chair at The Mill:
Waiting.... at The Mill:
Washed up...
The Mirrors of Quirky Bliss:
Barbican Art Trust at Blackhorse Lane:
Mary Louise Plum at Grove Road Wine Club:
Mural on the market:
TinTin chair at The Mill:
Waiting.... at The Mill:
Washed up...
The Mirrors of Quirky Bliss:
Peepshow at Arts & Crusts:
Mark Sowden:
The Topsy Turvy Tree:
The Veg Chapel of Love:
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
Upcoming exhibition Nov 7th 2012
This November I will be taking part in Photomonth, the East London photography festival. The group show, which also features work by Sophie Barr, Naa Teki Lebar and Talitha Robert is called "Suburban Light" and takes place at Doomed Gallery, Dalston - www.doomedgallery.com
Check out our listing under 'D' on www.photomonth.org
More details to follow....
Check out our listing under 'D' on www.photomonth.org
More details to follow....
Godiva Awakes and the Milton Road street party E17
A few images I took, the day Lady Godiva came to Walthamstow...
....and the Milton Road street party...
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Friday, 7 September 2012
Review of latest show
Here is the review of our opening night at Lotolie Family Hairdressers, as part of the E17 Art Trail:
"The Nomad collective is a group of artists that wander from venue to venue setting up exhibitions and inviting guest artists to join them. This time on the trail they have set up shop in the charming family hairdressers on Orford road: Lotolie. Geoff Gunby, Judy Clarkson, Penny Dampier and Andrew Pegram are the core artists that wander without a set gallery home, and all have work on display but also joining them in Lotolie's is the writer and printmaker Fiona McKieth.
Andrew Pegram's prints of shop fronts and windows give a pop-art glamour to some of the structure of East End buildings. He captures them in glamorous dirt or in clean cut illustrations. These visualizations of East London Landscape fall well with Fiona's lino prints of the changing landscapes in Brick Lane.
This theme of external landscape is flipped with Penny Dampier's three part exhibition. She has the photographs 'Endless Corridor' and 'Traces' displayed which capture impressionistic and dreamlike images of domestic life inside and out. These culminate in the final section which is down the stairs and in the basement entitled 'Fragments'. There is a sofa set up with photographs being projected on the wall in front of you in a soft dim light. It creates a cosy domestic setting where you observe these stills from life as mother. I was quite mesmorised by the whole thing.
The final artist in the show, Geoff Gunby's work is really interesting. He has 3 completely different types of paintings up. A rich charcoal landscape of the Hebrides as well as more figurative and minimalist landscapes. Both capture a complexity of light in different ways. However the piece I was most fascinated by was Geoff Gunby's large print 'Frankenstein Repeated'. He made this during his time as artist in residence in an art therapy institution, where individuals would come to express their problems and fears through art. It was a moving experience for him, and resulted in the 'Frankenstein' self portrait. The repetition of it in the print however lessens it's personal attachment, making it a group of nameless patients all with the same problem - having a problem." (Hassan Vawda, in www.e17arttrail.blogspot.com )
Nomad at Lotolie is no. 131 in the Guide.
The show is still on for the rest of the Art Trail, open every day except Mons, until Sunday Sept 16th. My work is also in Ye Olde Rose & Crown, listing no. 58, open every day. www.e17arttrail.co.uk
The E17 Art Trail also got a mention in Time Out this week!
"The Nomad collective is a group of artists that wander from venue to venue setting up exhibitions and inviting guest artists to join them. This time on the trail they have set up shop in the charming family hairdressers on Orford road: Lotolie. Geoff Gunby, Judy Clarkson, Penny Dampier and Andrew Pegram are the core artists that wander without a set gallery home, and all have work on display but also joining them in Lotolie's is the writer and printmaker Fiona McKieth.
Andrew Pegram's prints of shop fronts and windows give a pop-art glamour to some of the structure of East End buildings. He captures them in glamorous dirt or in clean cut illustrations. These visualizations of East London Landscape fall well with Fiona's lino prints of the changing landscapes in Brick Lane.
This theme of external landscape is flipped with Penny Dampier's three part exhibition. She has the photographs 'Endless Corridor' and 'Traces' displayed which capture impressionistic and dreamlike images of domestic life inside and out. These culminate in the final section which is down the stairs and in the basement entitled 'Fragments'. There is a sofa set up with photographs being projected on the wall in front of you in a soft dim light. It creates a cosy domestic setting where you observe these stills from life as mother. I was quite mesmorised by the whole thing.
The final artist in the show, Geoff Gunby's work is really interesting. He has 3 completely different types of paintings up. A rich charcoal landscape of the Hebrides as well as more figurative and minimalist landscapes. Both capture a complexity of light in different ways. However the piece I was most fascinated by was Geoff Gunby's large print 'Frankenstein Repeated'. He made this during his time as artist in residence in an art therapy institution, where individuals would come to express their problems and fears through art. It was a moving experience for him, and resulted in the 'Frankenstein' self portrait. The repetition of it in the print however lessens it's personal attachment, making it a group of nameless patients all with the same problem - having a problem." (Hassan Vawda, in www.e17arttrail.blogspot.com )
Nomad at Lotolie is no. 131 in the Guide.
The show is still on for the rest of the Art Trail, open every day except Mons, until Sunday Sept 16th. My work is also in Ye Olde Rose & Crown, listing no. 58, open every day. www.e17arttrail.co.uk
The E17 Art Trail also got a mention in Time Out this week!
Friday, 3 August 2012
Current exhibition - E17 ART TRAIL 2012
I am showing photographs from my graduation show plus lots of new images at the E17 Art Trail. Show runs from 31st Aug to 16th Sept 2012. I have a small solo show in Ye Olde Rose and Crown, 53 Hoe St. E17 4SA, and am with Nomad again, in Lotolie Family Hairdressers, 38 Orford Road, E17 9NJ. See www.e17arttrail.co.uk for more details. I am listing numbers 58 and 131. Our private view at Lotolie was on Wed 29th August, 6-8.30pm. See www.e17arttrail.blogspot.co.uk for a review of the night.
Friday, 27 July 2012
E17 Puppet Project - Photos
The E17 Puppet Project recently put on their Hare & Tortoise production at Leytonstone and Walthamstow libraries. I was asked to take photographs for their website and publicity - mainly backstage....
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