Two Circles

 

Two A5 Orbs. From late last year. Both are 3 colour prints.

Vertical & Horizontal Grid Variation

A5 Block Prints, from late last year. Ultilizing 3 colours

Vertical Rectangle Variations - A5

 

A5 Prints from late last year. The overprinting of colours was hard to 'line up' and the success rate of prints few and far between.

Vertical Stripe Variations A4

 

Alternative Flyer.

Alternative Flyer for my show with Catherine Cocker at Dunedin's Anteroom.

Flyer for Dunedin Exhibition

This purpose built building for Freemasonry was still used as such until relatively recently. It is now an artist run space.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/anteroom/

A Book of Misprints

To view some of the prints in this 80 page book click on the links below. All images are details of a print that is a small part of an A4 page.












http://aclinicalpractice.blogspot.co.nz/2010/10/book-of-misprints-monarchy-oldest.html
http://aclinicalpractice.blogspot.co.nz/2010/10/book-of-misprints-extra-virgin.html
http://aclinicalpractice.blogspot.co.nz/2010/10/book-of-misprints-pure.html
http://aclinicalpractice.blogspot.co.nz/2010/10/book-of-misprints-venus-as-whore.html

August exhibition Images.

Installation images from my show at Satellite Gallery 2011. 

Stripes Variation 1 [ A4 ]

Invite

Two Circles - recent work June '11

 

Two A5 Prints, both using three colours. 2011

Benediction [ 2005 ]

‘Benediction’ appropriates the ‘Live Long and Prosper’ hand signal. It is used as a farewell gesture by the Vulcan People from the  program Star Trek It serves as a symbol for a fictional Vulcan race of logic-based humanoids that have repressed and subdued all emotional thoughts and feelings. This hand gesture is actually an abbreviated version of a traditional Jewish religious blessing. It is based on the ancient hand symbol used by the Kohanim and is symbolic of divine immanence. During filming of an early Star Trek episode actor Leonard Nimoy (who is Jewish) used the gesture while ad-libbing the line ‘live long and prosper’.

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ORB

Two Orbs [ Dec 2010 ]

      

Orb [ink + paper work]

These experiments are using a bubble solution with a red based black ink. Depending on the ink viscosity,and how the bubble pops on the paper, determines the image. Chance is a component in the

Merry Xmas

Learner artist logo

using the Helvetica font.

A book of Misprints - Monarchy: Oldest Profession

A book of Misprints - Extra Virgin

Print variations  -  exploration the aesthetic of misprints.

A book of Misprints - PURE

A book of Misprints - Fair Trade

Two recent work from a 'Book of Misprints.' These details are from a body of 80 prints. The print is 3-4cm on an A4 page.

A book of Misprints - HEAD

Recent work from a 'Book of Misprints.' These details are from a body of 80 prints divided into 7 chapters: Fair Trade, Long Time Man, Pure, Oldest Profession,Venus as a Whore, Extra virgin, Head. The print is 3-4cm on an A4 page.

A book of Misprints -Venus as a Whore

Recent work from a 'Book of Misprints.' These details are from a body of 80 prints divided into 7 chapters: Fair Trade, Long Time Man, Pure, Oldest Profession,Venus as a Whore, Extra virgin, Head. The print is 3-4cm on an A4 page.

Holiday Snap

This is one of my favorite photo's from my recent holiday.... it is close to the Barbican Arts Centre.

The Surreal House

I saw the exhibition 'The Surreal House' at the Barbican Centre. A diverse collection of art, objects & film, set inside a labyrinth of spaces designed by an architect. Featuring pivotal artists, architects and film makers including Salvador Dali, Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, René Magritte, Man Ray, through to more contemporary figures. My favorite piece - was a film featuring Buster Keating - the title of which escapes me.

Another work from the Saatchi Collection

I photographed this work at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Its not my taste or aesthetic, but it was a good piece to document rather than just 2D works...

From the Saatchi Gallery III

Another painting from the Saatchi Gallery in London. I was amazed I was allowed to take photographs....

Barbican Sky Towers

Brutalist architecture is a style of architecture which flourished from the 1950s to the mid 1970s, spawned from the modernist architectural movement. I went a tour of the Barbican Estate recently, well worth a visit if your visiting London: http://www.barbican.org.uk
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Granny Doll (1999)

Go Green Vote Granny (2000)