ARTIST TALKS

Completed my 2 artist talks about the A1(M) Eastern Gateway, at Duckett & Jeffreys in Malton and at the Gallery at Ryedale Folk Museum.

There was a good turn out, and I didn't bottle out.

Afterwards we had an interesting discussion about the value of countryside, natural landscape v the man made and who makes the decisions about land usage.

HOT OFF THE PRESS - 76 PAGES

Delivered in time for my first talk at Duckett & Jeffreys, I'm really pleased with the publication.
Especially the UV Spot Varnish on the cover.
Available from - Duckett & Jeffreys Gallery

THE EXHIBITION IS NOW UP

It's now a week into the show and the visitor book has started generating some comments. I'm not sure the locals will react favourably to my proposal of a motorway running through their sacred patch.

The Planning Notices were still up when I visited yesterday.

Many thanks to the Arts Council for giving me the opportunity to work on experimental surfaces.
It's allowed me to work on various metals, vinyls and Class 2 reflective Roadsign material. Although it was hard work doing the form for the Grant, it's proved well worth it. I'm really happy with the show and I feel I've managed to shift my work and attitude into a different place.

The publication will be ready in time for my first talk at Duckett and Jeffreys Gallery on Sunday 3-4pm, then again at Ryedale Folk Museum on Friday 15th 7-8pm

BACK TO THE LINES IN THE LANDSCAPE

Loving the Yorkshire Wolds at this time of year.