These lovely small ink and water colour paintings are by Andrew Sutherland. They were part of his exhibition Other Dust at Salon 91. They are postcard sized and were painted by the artist in Taiwan, and then sent through the post to the gallery.
Friday, August 1, 2014
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
A zine - at last ...
I have joined a group of friends to make zines - we meet once or twice a month. So eventually (6 years after my original intention!) I have just finished my first zine, called Matters of the Heart. Some of the pages:
Matters of the Heart (zine, 28 pages, b&w photocopy, stitched binding, with origami heart).
Matters of the Heart (zine, 28 pages, b&w photocopy, stitched binding, with origami heart).
Monday, July 21, 2014
New art acquisitions.
I have acquired a couple of new works of art over the last 12 months, all of which I neglected to post about.
Two new works by Eugenie Marais - small, delightful canvases:
And the one below is by Bridget Simons - from her Masters degree show.
Next week I will show the three most recent paintings in my collection.
Two new works by Eugenie Marais - small, delightful canvases:
And the one below is by Bridget Simons - from her Masters degree show.
Next week I will show the three most recent paintings in my collection.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Every Art ...
I found this quote by Charles Simic in Dime Store Alchemy - a book of his reflections on Joseph Cornell's work.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Monday, June 9, 2014
Accidental felt.
I knitted this cowl last year with a beautiful grey merino wool. Put it in the washing machine last week and had a big shock when it emerged as a considerably smaller felted scarf. But after a while I decided that I like the felted version better - it fits snugly round my neck in a double loop, and feels warmer.
Then I got bold and decided to wash another piece I knitted last year - a two-toned rectangular shawl knitted on big needles with mohair. Unfortunately this time it felted kind of uneven - parts of it stuck together most unattractively and had to be pulled apart. I might put a button and loop on to fasten it and use it as a kind of asymmetrical wrap around my shoulders, or maybe I should put it through the machine again and see what happens? Time will tell.
Then I got bold and decided to wash another piece I knitted last year - a two-toned rectangular shawl knitted on big needles with mohair. Unfortunately this time it felted kind of uneven - parts of it stuck together most unattractively and had to be pulled apart. I might put a button and loop on to fasten it and use it as a kind of asymmetrical wrap around my shoulders, or maybe I should put it through the machine again and see what happens? Time will tell.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
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